remain aloof from the world(yí shì dú lì)

remain aloof from the world

Yishi independence is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y í sh ì D ú L ì, "Yishi" means to live independently from the society and not communicate with anyone; "independence" means a kind of extraordinary artistic conception. From former Chibi Fu.

Idiom explanation

Legacy: abandonment of the world. Live independently from the society and do not contact with anyone.

The origin of Idioms

Song Sushi's "Ode to the former Red Cliff" said: "floating like an independent, eclosion and immortality."

Idiom usage

It is true that Shiyu, a servant of the Wumen family, wrote the painting of wangyuantu by a 14-year-old woman. She was misty at the temples and painted with ink. (Qing Dynasty, Yang Shuyu's the history of Yutai painting, anonymous woman)

Chinese PinYin : yí shì dú lì