Eternal bad smell(yí chòu qiān qiū)

Eternal bad smell

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is y í ch ò uqi ā nqi ū, which means that a person who does evil will be reviled forever after his death. From the Qing Dynasty Hou Fangyu's "xiesizong Gaiyuan Tingchen Xie Biao".

Idiom usage

Complement; as predicate, attribute and object; with derogatory meaning; used for villain.

The origin of Idioms

Hou Fangyu of the Qing Dynasty wrote in the table of thanks of the court officials who planned to change the Yuan Dynasty from emperor Sizong: "Gu Nian released Yu, which made him the ghost of the monsters. He supported and praised him, and hung a Book of gold and stone that was not published, which made him infamous forever."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: long lasting, long lasting and long lasting

Antonym: everlasting

Chinese PinYin : yí chòu qiān qiū