The best way to describe the feeling of losing something most precious is the idiom bye thanks

Grief is so grief-stricken that I don't want to live. Describe the grief to the extreme.

The heart is like a knife The heart is as painful as a knife.

Stunned as if lost: Describe unsatisfactory and unhappy. Troubles and unhappiness as if they had lost something.

The heart is like a knife, and the pain in the heart is like a knife.

It hurts into the bone marrow and it hurts into the bone. The metaphor is bitter or sad.

Unbearable to look back on: bearable; Looking back: looking back, recalling. It means that when you think about the past, you feel painful and can't bear to remember it.

Heart-wrenching pain penetrates into the bones. Describe the grief and indignation. It also describes the depth of the pain.

The heart is like a knife file, and the heart is like a knife. The pain in my heart was like a knife.

The heart is like a knife file, and the heart is like a knife. The pain in my heart was like a knife.

The heart is like a knife, and the heart is like a knife. The pain in my heart was like a knife.

The heart is like a knife saw, and the heart is like a knife. The pain in my heart was like a knife.

The heart is lost, and all thoughts are lost.

Vertebrae piercing! It hurts!

Is there such an idiom?!

Seon lost his horse, but he didn't know if it was a blessing.

It is also a loss of horses, and it is not a blessing to know it. The parable is a loss for a while, but a gain is gained from it. It also refers to the fact that a bad thing can become a good thing under certain conditions, and vice versa.

To describe people's mentality, we must be optimistic, everything has two sides, the bad side, it is possible to transform into the good side.

Lu Xun's "Scream: The True Story of Ah Q": "But the so-called 'Sai Weng lost his horse and knew that it was not a blessing', Ah Q was unfortunate and won once, but he almost failed." ”

If it means that you have lost other valuable things and gained more valuable things, you can use "lost and regained" or "Saiong lost his horse and knew that it was not blessed", or it can be used "return to Zhao after finishing the wall".

Lose in hake, but gain in herring.

Emperor Guangwu's seal book said: "The red eyebrows are broken, the soldiers work hard, although they hang their wings and return to the stream, they can finally fight their wings in the pond, which can be said to be lost in the east corner and harvested the mulberry elm." '" Biography of Nanshi He Jingrong":

Shao Ji said in the mouth, micro self-help in the bamboo silk, the so-called 'lost east, harvest of mulberry elm'. The twentieth chapter of "Cold Eyes": "Who knew that the flag woman, who was still a thief, wanted to lose the east corner and harvest the mulberry elm."

Sun Yat-sen's "Party Members Can't Be Interested in Being Officials and Making Money": "But if you lose the east, you can still collect the mulberry elm, and it's not too late to make up for the loss."