change with each passing day(yuè yì rì xīn)

change with each passing day

The Chinese idiom Yu è y ì R ì x ī n in pinyin means that the month is different, the day is updated, the description changes and develops rapidly. It comes from Sun Yat Sen's the book of Li Hongzhang.

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: changing with each passing day

The origin of Idioms

Sun Yat Sen's Shangli Hongzhang book: "compared with the country's efforts to raise the skills of prosperity and strength, the moon is changing with each passing day, and spare no effort. It seems that the country will go hand in hand with Europe."

Idiom explanation

Every month, every day. It's changing and developing very fast.

Chinese PinYin : yuè yì rì xīn