one 's real feelings(zhēn qíng shí gǎn)
one 's real feelings
True feelings, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is zh ē NQ í ngsh í g ǎ n, meaning sincere feelings, real feelings. It comes from Xiu Lu Ji, essays by Ouyang Xiu.
The origin of Idioms
Sun Li's xiuluji · Ouyangxiu's Prose: "if there is no specific constraints, no true feelings, the prose will be boundless."
Idiom usage
Used as an object or attribute; used in writing. examples ancient myths are not necessarily without true feelings. Guo Xiaochuan's Kunlun poem this kind of affectation, no real feelings of the work, is not worth reading.
Chinese PinYin : zhēn qíng shí gǎn
one 's real feelings
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Measuring merits and punishing crimes
Measuring merits and punishing crimes. jì gōng liàng zuì
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a treaty concluded with the enemy who have reached the city wall
a treaty concluded with the enemy who have reached the city wall. chéng xià zhī méng
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part with whatever others may want
part with whatever others may want. rén qǔ wǒ yǔ
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