alas(wū hū yī xī)

alas

Wuhueihi, a Chinese idiom, is w ū h ū y ī x ī in pinyin, which means exclamation and sigh. It comes from the ode to the red cliff.

Idiom explanation

interjection. He expressed regret.

The origin of Idioms

Song Sushi's post Chibi Fu: "Wuhu! Hey! I know that. In the night of the past, the one who flies past me is not the son? "

Li Hua, Tang Dynasty, wrote in his diaogu battlefield essay: "there must be a bad year when people will be exiled. alas! Is it time and fate Lu Xun's collection of letters to Li Liewen: "I wanted to smile, but I was still at war. If I didn't wash my heart, I would be very difficult to change my face. I'm really crying. What should I do?"

Chinese PinYin : wū hū yī xī