all the old and recent sorrows

all the old and recent sorrows

Old sorrow and new hatred, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ji ù ch ó UX ī NH è n, which means a long accumulated mind and a new generation of sorrow and resentment, from "picking mulberry".

The origin of Idioms

In the Southern Tang Dynasty, Feng Yansi's Ci of "picking mulberry seeds" said: "I know how much I feel about old sorrow and new hatred. My eyes are far away from the sky. I stand alone in front of flowers and listen to Sheng songs and paint boats."

Analysis of Idioms

New sorrow and old hatred

Make up again

Idiom usage

To be a subject or an object; to describe something unpleasant

Examples

Song Shu's "Dian Jiang lip" CI: "alone in the pool, boring to force the appendix by. Old sorrows and new hatreds consume new year's fashion. "