Be serious(zuò gǔ zhèng jīng)

Be serious

As an ancient Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is Zu ò g ǔ zh è NGJ ī ng, which means to be serious. From the tragedy of a woman.

The origin of Idioms

AI Wu's "a woman's tragedy" 5: "the Chen family hunched up and said solemnly," I just thought about it for a long time. It must be that thing. "

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate, attribute, or adverbial; used in dialects

Examples

The second daughter-in-law of the he family wrote in a small book with a pencil as she read. Zhou Libo's literacy

Analysis of Idioms

A serious word

Chinese PinYin : zuò gǔ zhèng jīng