The moon and the sun(tiào wán rì yuè)
The moon and the sun
The Chinese idiom Ti à ow á NR à Yu è in pinyin means that time flies very fast. From autumn thoughts.
Idiom explanation
Bouncing shot: bouncing shot.
The origin of Idioms
Han Yu's poem "autumn bosom" in Tang Dynasty: "sorrow is like a sundial, the sun and the moon are like a pill."
Idiom usage
As an object or attribute; used in figurative sentences. An example of the poem by Du Mu in the Tang Dynasty: "a smile on the boat on the Wuyun River, a dance on the moon and a dance on the moon, and ten classics on autumn."
Chinese PinYin : tiào wán rì yuè
The moon and the sun
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