A deep sense of duty(yì zhòng ēn shēn)

A deep sense of duty

Chinese idioms, Pinyin is y ì zh ò ng ē NSH ē n, which means that favor, affection is very deep. It's from the table of Dai Guo Ling Gong Xie Nan Shang princess.

Idiom usage

It's hard to live up to the rugged ancient road, to teach Yi to roam, to leave a prosperous courtyard, and to deal with slaves. Wei Xing, a story of the West Tower, written by Yuan Yujin in the Qing Dynasty

Analysis of Idioms

Deep gratitude

The origin of Idioms

Lu Song of the Tang Dynasty wrote in the form of thanking nanshang princess to the Duke of Dai Guo: "when something happens, we should be proud and look forward to it. We should be kind and generous. We don't know what to report."

Idiom story

At the end of the spring and Autumn period, the army of the state of Wu invaded the capital of the state of Chu. Zhong Jian, the official of the state of Chu, carried Ji MI, the younger sister of Chu Zishou, and fled with King Zhao of Chu. Later, after the end of the war, Ji Mi decided to marry Zhong Jian in return for his kindness, and the two married happily.

Chinese PinYin : yì zhòng ēn shēn