The moon cannot be round without it(yuè quē nán yuán)

The moon cannot be round without it

In Chinese, Yu è Qu ē n á NYU á n in pinyin means that once the figurative relationship breaks, it is difficult to recover. From the romance of Fengshen.

Interpretation of Idioms

Once the figurative relationship is broken, it is difficult to recover.

The origin of Idioms

The 47th chapter of the romance of the gods written by Xu Zhonglin of Ming Dynasty: "if I don't return my precious pearl, I will put the Golden Dragon scissors. At that time, the moon will not be full."

Idiom usage

As a predicate or attribute; used in figurative sentences. Just an example! It's hard to make a full moon today. If you set up this immortal array, you must meet a man and a woman with him, so as to set up a statue. Originally, I didn't want to embarrass you because of the saints' face. But today, if you dare to hurt me, I can't care much about the cause and effect. Today, I will make you have a hard time! Light the lamp, I'm setting up this array today. Please come to see it. It's only because you taught the disciples to slander me too much that I have this idea. Now that the moon is short, there are some brilliant people in your family. Who will know this array? Lu Ya, you are also poor. If you go away now, I can still let you live. Regardless of the past, I can also grant you a demon family heaven official position and achieve the supreme glory! If you are stubborn, the moon will not be full! Yu Yuan, as long as you return Yang Jian, I'll give up today. If not, I'm afraid the moon will not be full!

Chinese PinYin : yuè quē nán yuán