ever-living(wàn gǔ cháng chūn)

ever-living

Eternal Changchun, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w à ng à ch á ngch à n, which means that plants are always green and full of vitality like spring; it means that people's spirit will never decline like spring or wish good things will last forever; it also means "eternal green", "eternal green", "eternal new". From Xie Jinwu.

Idiom explanation

Eternal: thousands of years and generations, forever.

The origin of Idioms

The fourth part of Xie Jinwu written by Wu Mingshi in Yuan Dynasty: "the elder sister of Changguo removes evil and harms, and protects guanjin, an important town of loyalty and good. On the other hand, he was granted the title of "Shiyi" by Gong Zeng, which was the royal capital of Changchun forever. "

Idiom usage

It refers to spirit or friendship, etc. In Yang Shuo's three thousand li River and mountain, it is no longer the endless flowers of the old Dynasty, but the heroic flowers of Changchun in human history

Chinese PinYin : wàn gǔ cháng chūn