again and again(zhōng ér fù shǐ)
again and again
From the beginning to the end, the Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is zh ō ng é RF ù sh ǐ, which means continuous circulation, comes from Huainanzi shuoshan Xun.
The origin of Idioms
"Huainanzi shuoshan Xun" says that "a scholar is like a axle, turning the hub, not moving himself, but moving thousands of miles with it, starting all over again, turning the source of infinity."
Idiom usage
In Shiji Xiaowu Benji: "the district (Guiyu District) said to each other:" the divine strategy of the Yellow Emperor to obtain Baoding is that the year of the Yellow Emperor comes, the new moon comes, the winter solstice comes, the time of the heaven comes, and the end comes again. " In the Western Han Dynasty, Sima Qian's historical records, the book of emperor Gaozu, said, "if the way of kingcraft circulates, it will come back to the end." In the Yellow Emperor's Canon of internal medicine, yin and Yang should be like the great treatise: "the clear Yang goes up to heaven, and the turbid Yin returns to the earth. Therefore, it is the movement of heaven and earth, and the God is the cardinal principle. Therefore, it can be collected by growth, and it can be repeated all the time." Song Zhuxi's "jinsilu" Volume I: "the world's principle, always, so constant and not poor."
Analysis of Idioms
Antonym: intermittent
Chinese PinYin : zhōng ér fù shǐ
again and again
