wane(yuè quē huā cán)
wane
The Chinese idiom, Yu è Qu ē Hu ā C á n in pinyin, means to describe the scene of decline. From "with Wang Xiucai hurt geisha".
Analysis of Idioms
Flower and moon
The origin of Idioms
Wen Tingyun's poem "he Wang Xiucai's injury to geisha" in Tang Dynasty: "the moon is short and the flowers are incomplete. Don't be pathetic. The flower's whiskers will finally come out and the moon will be round."
Idiom usage
There is a feeling of regret that people are haggard and neglect the mandarin duck quilt. The song of Pan Fei by Shang Ting in Yuan Dynasty
Chinese PinYin : yuè quē huā cán
wane
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be exploited unceasingly and become more and more impoverished
be exploited unceasingly and become more and more impoverished. rì xuē yuè juān
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the mirror of qin hung on high -- perspicacious decisions in deciding criminal cases
the mirror of qin hung on high -- perspicacious decisions in deciding criminal cases. qín jìng gāo xuán
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Resist the wolf and advance the tiger
Resist the wolf and advance the tiger. jù láng jìn hǔ
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Don't be suspicious of others
Don't be suspicious of others. yí rén wù yòng，yòng rén wù yí
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