incomplete parts of ancient scripts(yí biān duàn jiǎn)

incomplete parts of ancient scripts

It refers to the scattered and incomplete ancient books. Lu Dalin of the Song Dynasty wrote in postscript: "although there are only two or three remains, the world has changed and the customs have changed. People have died and the books are incomplete. I no longer want to see the former king."

Idioms and allusions

According to the postscript to the archaeological map written by Lu Dalin of Song Dynasty, "although there are only two or three remains, the world has changed, the customs have changed, people have died and the books are incomplete. I no longer want to see the former king."

Discrimination of words

Usage: as subject, object and attribute; used in written language

Related idioms: fragmentary and fragmentary

Chinese PinYin : yí biān duàn jiǎn