full of tender feelings
Warm feelings, Chinese idiom, Pinyin w ē NQ í ngmॸmॸ, means to describe a person who is full of warm feelings and wants to show them. It's from "catching fish. It's better to get rid of the storm.".
Notes on Idioms
Pulse: to express affection with eyes or actions in silence.
The origin of Idioms
Xin Qiji, Song Dynasty, wrote the poem "touch the fish. You can eliminate the wind and rain for several times." a thousand gold once bought Xiang Rufu. Who can tell you about this feeling? "
Analysis of Idioms
Synonyms: affectionate and tender
Antonym: cold as ice
Idiom usage
Used as an attribute or adverbial; ironic.
Examples
In short, the capitalist system has ruined the warm atmosphere of countless families. Aging by Qin Mu
She nestled up to him tenderly.
The next morning, I met a bug in the bathroom. He was in a daze in front of the mirror. He said, can I brush my teeth here? His tender eyes made me cramp.
The tender love, the tender whisper, the beautiful shadow in the flowers under the moon All this, scene by scene in Su Yun's mind.
Si Qin took a warm look at Yin Gaoshan, just like a middle school female teacher lecturing to her students: "let's start with the speed of light! "
Idiom story
During the Song Dynasty, when Xin Qiji, vice envoy of Hubei Province, was transferred to Hunan Province, Wang Zhengzhi, who took over the post, prepared wine to see him off. He wrote the poem "fishing children" with boundless emotion: "it's a long story, but it's not a good time. Some people were jealous of it. Thousands of gold vertical buy phase such as Fu, pulse this situation is difficult to sue? Don't dance. If you don't see it, all the flying swallows in Yuhuan are dust. "
Chinese PinYin : wēn qíng mò mò
full of tender feelings
the footprints leading to a certain point and from these onwards the traces left behind. lái zōng qù lù
Changing the past and changing the customs. biàn gǔ yì sú
excellent in both performing skills and moral integrity. dé yì shuāng xīn
have illicit relations with sb. yú qiáng kuī xì
turn over the sea and river. jiǎo hǎi fān jiāng
beating drums and blowing trumpets. chuī chuī dǎ dǎ