Yin Xing

Yin Xing

Yin Xing, a Chinese idiom, means to avoid meeting because of jealousy. It comes from the family of relatives in historical records.

explain

This is a metaphor for avoiding meeting because of jealousy.

allusion

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty favored Mrs. Yin and Mrs. Xing at the same time and ordered them not to meet. Mrs. Yin asked Emperor Wu to see Mrs. Xing. After the meeting, Mrs. Yin "is bent down and weeping, since the pain is not as good as it is.". See historical records: the family of Waiqi. How can you lead him to be the one with the same heart? In the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty favored both Mrs. Yin and Mrs. Xing and took good care of them. In order to avoid their quarrel with each other, they were forbidden to meet. Later, Mrs. Yin asked Emperor Hanwu to let her see Mrs. Xing. Emperor Hanwu considered and agreed to her request again and again. After meeting, Mrs. Yin bowed her head in pain and sighed that she was inferior to Mrs. Xing

Discrimination of words

[pinyin code]: bmyx [synonym]: Yin Xing

usage

It is used as object and attribute