Early morning and late evening(zǎo cháo yàn bà)

Early morning and late evening

It is an idiom to strike early in the morning. It means to go to court very early, and to go back very late. He is diligent in politics. It comes from the forbidden fortress of the spring and Autumn Annals of the Lu family: "the early court and the end of time, in order to sue those who made weapons." It is used in commendatory sense.

Idiom explanation

essential information

Word entry: early morning and late evening pronunciation: Z ǎ och á oy à Nb à phonetic notation: ㄗ ㄠ ㄔ ㄠ ㄢ a

interpretation

The court is the upper court. It means to go to court early in the morning and leave late. Diligent in politics. Example: forbidden fortress in the spring and Autumn Annals of the Lu family: "the early Dynasty and the end of the Yan Dynasty, in order to sue the soldiers."

The origin of Idioms

"Lu's spring and Autumn Annals, forbidden fortress" says, "early in the dynasty, to sue those who make war." "Lu's spring and Autumn Annals, forbidden fortress" says, "early in the dynasty, to sue those who make war." The first book of emperor shangxiaozong written by Chen Liang of Song Dynasty. In Chapter 81 of the chronicles of the states of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Zixu (Wu) said: "I heard that the king of Yue had gone to court in the early days, and that he was determined to report to Wu. The king lost the millet to help him. I was afraid that the milu would swim on the stage of Gusu. "

Chinese PinYin : zǎo cháo yàn bà