What is the difference between Delong Wangshu and Happy and Unhappy?

Can’t get enough. has already obtained Longyou, and still wants to capture Xishu. The metaphor is insatiable.

Never miss it. Liu Chan happily did not miss Shu. The metaphor is fun and forgetful.

The meaning of "not thinking about it" is:

Detailed interpretation: Very happy, don't miss Shu. The metaphor is having fun in a new environment and no longer wanting to go back to the old one.

Example]: Na Maxton felt more proud, drinking or eating, singing and singing, which has the meaning of "here". The seventh chapter of Lu Xun's "Moon Travel".

Source: "Three Kingdoms, Shu Shu, Later Lord Biography" Pei Songzhi's note quotes "Han Jin Spring and Autumn Period": "Ask Zen and say: 'Do you think about Shu? Zen said: "There is joy here, and there is no thought." ’”

synonyms: 1, lingering forgetfulness [ liú lián wàng fǎn ]: lingering: nostalgia is not stopped. Nostalgia and reluctance to leave when having fun. I was so nostalgic that I forgot to go back.

2. 乐不支 [ lè bù kě zhī ] 支: to hold on. Happiness to the point where I can't hold it anymore. Described as delighted to the extreme.

3. 留连忘返 [ liú lián wàng fǎn ]: Forget to go back when you are indulging in fun.

4. 乐而忘回 [ lè ér wàng fǎn ]: Very happy, but forgot to go home. Describes indulging in a certain occasion and being reluctant to leave.

Antonyms: 1, fallen leaves return to the root [ luò yè guī gēn ]: falling dead leaves, falling on the roots of trees. Figuratively things have a certain destination. It mostly refers to those who live in a foreign country, and eventually return to their hometown.

2. Love and love are reluctant [ liàn liàn bù shě ] love and love: love, nostalgia. The original form of Wang Wurong is extremely Biling trembling and adoring, and he can't be thrown away. Now I describe it as very nostalgic and reluctant to leave.

3. Drinking water and regretting the source [ yǐn shuǐ sī yuán ]: When drinking water, you remember where the water came from. The parable does not forget the original.

Happy not to think of Shu (Shu: Shu country) means that you are so happy that you no longer miss Shu; The metaphor is to be happy and forget to return or to be happy and forget to forget the original and be nostalgic for a foreign country.

It means that you are very happy and do not miss Shu. The metaphor is having fun in a new environment and no longer wanting to go back to the old one. There is a lingering idiom with its synonym.

"Originally Lushan refers to the Three Kingdoms period: Liu Chan. "Happy not to think of Shu" comes from "Three Searches of Wang Guozhi, Shu Shu, Hou Zhu Biography" Pei Songzhi's note quotes "Han Jin Spring and Autumn Period", which means that he is very happy and does not miss Shu Shizai.

Shu: Ancient place name, Shu State during the Three Kingdoms, equivalent to today's Sichuan Province.

Si Shu: Miss Shu country.

Explanation of the idiom.

Pinyin]: lè bù sī shǔ

Interpretation]: Very happy, don't miss Shu. The metaphor is having fun in a new environment, and no longer wants to go back to his old environment.

Si Shu is one of the poems written by the Song Dynasty poet Lu You.

The text of the poem] Bai Shou ploughed and met hunger, Jiangnan laughed at himself? Ling Yanxun has no one to allow him, and Mao Jinyuan has a dream of returning to the forest.

The heart is like a wandering monk, and the body is like a defeated person who will be besieged.

The guest grandson file comes to be forgiving, and every time he says that life is seventy rare.

1.Interpretation of Le Bu Si Shu: "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Shu, and the Biography of the Later Lord" Pei Songzhi's note cites the "Spring and Autumn Period of the Han and Jin Dynasties" that after the death of Shu, the later lord Liu Chan was placed in Luoyang, the capital of Jin.

2.Sima Zhao asked him, "Do you think about it?" He grinded and said, "I am happy here, and I don't think about it."

3.The latter generally refers to the joy and forgetfulness or the joy of forgetting the roots.

4.乐不思蜀 - pinyin: [lè bù sī shǔ].

5.Source: Qing Wang Tao's "Songyin Manlu": "If you don't have Yu Hongtao; Get this wonderland; I really feel that I am so blind and happy here. Friends collapse.