take an oath devoutly
The oath is sincere and credible. Sincere commitment inspires people, "sincere oath" refers to the oath of sincerity; "Dan Dan" refers to the appearance of sincerity.
The origin of Idioms
In the book of songs, Wei Feng, Meng: "the banquet of the general staff is full of words and smiles. Take a vow and don't think about it. "
Idiom story
A beautiful, gentle and affectionate woman met a man (the "hooligan" in the poem) from an early age. He cheated the girl of her pure love with false love and sweet words. However, after the girl married him with her dowry and full of hope for a happy life in the future, "hooligan" changed her heart. Although his wife is docile and virtuous, getting up early and going to bed late for him, and doing housework for him, he is indifferent and cruel. She was so regretful that she had no place to tell her pain. She could not get any sympathy and understanding. Even her brother grinned at her. After a profound reflection, the woman became strong. She decided to end her unbearable life and leave the heartbreaker in spite of the discrimination and neglect she would encounter in the future. The poem consists of six chapters, the first chapter of which reads: "chichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichichi. When the bandits come to trade silk, they come to me to plan and send their children to get involved in Qi. As for dunqiu, they have no good matchmaker. I think it's a good time to have no anger. " The main idea of this chapter is to say: the boy is smiling and holding the cloth to change the silk. It's not to change the silk at all. It's really to talk about marriage with me. I'll send you through Qishui and accompany you to dunqiu all the time. It's not that I want to delay my marriage. You don't have a matchmaker to propose marriage. Please don't lose your temper and make an appointment to get married in autumn. Chapter five: "when I was a woman at the age of three, I was tired of working in the office, I had been up and sleeping all the time, I was in court, I had accomplished my speech, and I was violent.". I don't know. I laugh, I think, and I bow to mourn. " I have been your daughter-in-law for many years, and I am responsible for all the housework. It's not too hard to get up early. It's better to have no leisure every day, but you should not be violent. My brother didn't know that my heart was bitter. Instead, he opened his mouth and laughed, meditated on the present and the past, and said sad words alone. At the end of the poem, a few sentences read: "the banquet of Zongjiao is full of words and smiles. Take a vow and don't think about it. If you don't think about it, you're not thinking about it! " It's a lot of fun to think back on your childhood. How gentle you are and how sincere you swear to me that you will turn into a devil. If you don't think about breaking the oath, you can forget it from now on. "Take a vow" means that the vow is very sincere. In the fifth chapter of the poem, it is also an idiom, which means getting up early and going to bed late.
Idiom usage
Subject predicate; as predicate, attribute and adverbial; with commendatory meaning, it is easy to be misused as derogatory. Example: the minister's pulse is set inside, his heart is right in his heart, he will not return, he will hold high, and he will make a long speech with him. In the late Warring States period, the six states of Kanto united to resist Qin Dynasty. However, because of the conflict of interests, the six countries had their own plans on the surface, so they were finally defeated by the state of Qin.
Chinese PinYin : xìn shì dàn dàn
take an oath devoutly
not to miss the farming season. bù wéi nóng shí
have the soul of a musician and the courage of a warrior. qín xīn jiàn dǎn
slip over nothing whether big or small. jù xì wú yí
stamp one 's feet and beat one 's breast. dùn jiǎo chuí xiōng
emulate those better than oneself. jiàn dé sī qí
the breeze is fresh and the moon bright. fēng qīng yuè míng