What is the idiom for two lines of tears next to a person s arm on the ground?

Zu Chongzhi was a person from the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

Zu Chongzhi (429-500), whose name is Wenyuan, was born in Jiankang (now Nanjing), and his ancestral home was Fanyang County (now Laishui County, Hebei), and he was an outstanding mathematician and astronomer during the Northern and Southern Dynasties of China.

Zu Chongzhi has received a good family education since he was a child. His grandfather told him about "fighting and changing the stars", his father led him to read the scriptures and classics, and the influence of his family, coupled with his own diligence, made him have a strong interest in natural science, literature, philosophy, and especially astronomy, and he had a reputation for erudition in his youth.

In 461 (the fifth year of the Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty), Zu Chongzhi served as the assassin of Southern Xuzhou (now Zhenjiang, Jiangsu), and successively served as an official in Southern Xuzhou and a public government to join the army. During this period, although Zu Chongzhi's life was very unstable, he still continued to insist on academic research and made great achievements.

In 494, the state power was crumbling, coupled with the continuous wars between the North and the South, Zu Chongzhi's good political ideas could not be implemented within the country, let alone realized. In 500 (the second year of Qi Yongyuan of the Southern Dynasty), this outstanding great scientist died at the age of seventy-two.

Extended information: Zu Chongzhi's life works are numerous, and the content is also multifaceted. In terms of mathematics, the book "Fixation" is one of the famous "Ten Books of Arithmetic", which was listed as an arithmetic textbook by the Tang Dynasty Guozijian, and was prescribed to study for four years, but unfortunately it has been lost.

In terms of the astronomical calendar, he compiled the "Great Ming Calendar" and wrote a "refutation" for the Great Ming calendar.

In terms of the annotations of ancient classics, Zu Chongzhi has works such as "Yiyi", "Laoziyi", "Zhuangziyi", "Commentary on the Analects", and "Interpretation of the Book of Filial Piety", but they have also been lost. In terms of literary works, he is the author of "The Narrative of Differences", and fragments of this work can be seen in books such as "Taiping Yulan".

Before Zu Chongzhi, the calendar used by people was the "Yuanjia Calendar" compiled by astronomer He Chengtian. After years of observation and calculation, Zu Chongzhi found that there were great errors in the "Yuan Jia Calendar". So Zu Chongzhi set out to formulate a new calendar, and in the sixth year of Emperor Xiaowu of the Song Dynasty (462 AD), he compiled the "Great Ming Calendar".

The Great Ming calendar was never adopted during Zu Chongzhi's lifetime, and it was not officially promulgated and implemented until the ninth year of Emperor Wu of Liang (510 AD).

One arm. Pinyin]: yī bì zhī lì Interpretation]: arm: arm. Refers to a part of the power or a small amount of power. It means to help a little from the side.

Give an example to form a sentence]: Hope that Kong Ming will help and break the thief together. Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is the forty-fourth chapter.

Bound.

Chinese bai character abbreviation du] five flowers big tie.

Pinyin zhi] wǔ huā dà bǎng [interpretation] dao first used a rope to wrap the neck, and then went around the back to cut the two arms of the tie in.

Structure] is more formal idiom.

Usage] as an object, a definite sentence; Refers to the method of tying up a person.

Example sentence] In an instant, he was up. The thick bar immediately crushed his legs.

Five flowers to tie up.

wǔ huā dà bǎ自ng

Explanation] First use a rope to lasso the bai

neck, and then around the back to cut the way of tying the arms. zhi [source] Li Jidao "Wang Gui and Li Xiangxiang" Part 2 II: "Tie horizontally along the bundle, and hang the five flowers on the second beam." ”

Structure] is more formal idiom.

Usage] as an object, a definite sentence; Refers to the method of tying up a person.

Example sentence] In an instant, he was up. The thick bar immediately crushed his legs. Ke Yan, "Strange Books, Jane, Seekers of Beauty".

of this sentence. The idioms are; Varied.

Imprisoned.

Problem solving: The person inside the railing said that he had entered the prison and shed tears of remorse, so the answer was to be imprisoned.

Idiom Pinyin: xiàn shēn líng yǔ Idiom Explanation: Refers to being imprisoned.

regret of the night huǐ zhī wǎn yǐ

Interpretation] 矣:了. It's too late to regret it.

Speech] "The Remains of Xuanhe of the Great Song Dynasty": "In case there is a treacherous and unpredictable feeling; Your Majesty is too late to regret it! ”

Zhengyin] repentance; It cannot be pronounced as "huì".

Discernment] repentance; It cannot be written as "obscure".

synonyms] repentance, remorse, remorse, remorse, remorse, repentance, remorse

Usage] has the same meaning as "regret". However, it is usually used at the end of a sentence. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and an adverbial.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Example sentence] It's better for you to confess yourself; Otherwise; We share the spoils of our sins; Then!

Not tears.

Pronunciation: shān rán lèi xià [traditional Chinese characters] 潸然tears down.

Usage] as a predicate; Used in written language.

Example sentence: After reading this touching story, I burst into tears.

Chinese pronunciation: shān rán lèi xià.

Idiom explanation: 潸然: the appearance of tears. Describe the tears that do not stop.

Source of idioms: Song Ma Tingluan's "Title Wang Shuiyun Poems": "Yu Zhan read Jiazi's first work, sweating slightly, and when he read Bingzi's works, he burst into tears. ”

Idioms to form sentences: When Lin Chong saw what he said, he burst into tears, and since then he has put an end to the worries in his heart. (Ming-Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" 20th chapter).

Positive and negative analysis: It is a neutral idiom.

synonyms: tears like rain, tears in the eyes, tears like springs, tears flowing down the face.

Tears.

Explanation]: Ran: The appearance of tears. Describe the tears that flow.

From]: "The Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Dadong": "Tears out." ”

Example]: Lin Chongjian said, Since then, he has put an end to the worries in his heart.

(Ming-Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" 20th chapter).

Tears fell.

shēng lèi jù xià ]

Explanation]: Crying while talking. Described as extremely sad.

From]: "The Book of Jin: The Biography of Wang Bin": "Because of the number of people who said: 'Brother resists and commits crimes, kills loyal and good, plots against evil, and brings disaster to the door. The words were generous, and tears flowed. ”

Example]: When he talks about passion.

Zou Taofen, "Experience: High Court".

Syntax]: subject-predicate; as a predicate, adverbial, complement; Praise source: Qing Zhao Yi's "Oubei Poems": "This feeling touches things; Tears fell. Thousands of years later, it still makes the reader unable to put it down. ”

Example sentence 1Whenever he recalls the sufferings of the old society, he can't help but think.

能資能stretch néng qū néng shēn [paraphrase] bent: to bend; Stretch: Straighten. I can bend and straighten it. It means that people can endure grievances according to the needs of environmental changes; and straightens the waist; Be ambitious.

Speech] "Zhou Yi Department Resignation": "The inchworm's bending; to seek faith also; The sting of the dragon and snake; to survive also. Han Yuan Kang's "Yue Jue Shu and Gaichuan Ji Ce Kao": "There has been a catastrophe and a clear mind; It can be described as virtuous; Able to bend and be able to apply. ”

Identification] flexion; Can't write "song"; Extend; It cannot be written as "Shen".

synonyms] go with the flow.

Structure] combined.

Example sentence] big husband ; In my opinion; Anyone should have such a bearing.

can take temporary setbacks