Sigh of the dead(wáng yáng zhī tàn)

Sigh of the dead

Sigh of the lost sheep, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w á ngy á ngzh ī t à n, which means to sigh for the loss of the sheep; it refers to the exploration of knowledge, wandering the wrong way, the result is nothing, leaving regret; also known as "the wrong way of the lost sheep". From Liezi Shuo Fu.

Idiom explanation

Death: lost. Sigh: sigh.

The origin of Idioms

In Liezi Shuo Fu: "the great road lost its sheep in many ways, and the scholars lost their lives in many ways. Learning is not the same, not the same, and if the end is different. Only return to the same anti one, for the death of mourning. It's a pity that Mr. Zichang's door is the way of Mr. Xi, but not the way of Mr. Zichang. "

Chinese PinYin : wáng yáng zhī tàn