hope that you are well

hope that you are well

Good bye, Chinese idiom, Pinyin Bi é L á IW ú y à ng, is a greeting for correspondence or reunion after parting, which means that nothing bad has happened since parting.

explain

Nothing bad has happened since we left. Tsutsugami: ill. Has it been good since we parted? It's often used as a greeting for correspondence or reunion after parting.

usage

It is used as a predicate or a clause; it is used as a message after farewell or a greeting when we meet again.

Classics

"Yuan Qu Xuan · frozen Su Qin" the third fold: do not know your old friend's reputation, do not ask if you are all right. In the fifth chapter of Shi Naian's Water Margin, the little overlord is drunk and sold, and the golden tent monk makes a big trouble in Taohua Village (Li Zhong), he turns over and says, "my brother is all right.". I know that the second brother has your hand! [Ming Dynasty] the fourteenth chapter of the romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong: Cao mengde moved to Xudu and LV Fengxian attacked Xujun by night: Huang Bingzhu was sitting by a armour. Pet suddenly to its front, Yiyue: "old friend, do you come all right!" The 19th chapter of romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong: the death of Lu Bu, Cao Cao's fierce soldier in baimenlou, xiapi City: Xu Huang's interpretation of Chen gongzhi. Cao said, "Gongtai, you are all right!" In the 45th chapter of romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong in Ming Dynasty, Cao Cao in Sanjiangkou meets Jiang Gan in the middle of the stratagem: (Jiang) Gan says: is Gong Jin well?

allusion

The book Yi Zhuan of the Warring States period explains "unharmed" in this way: "in ancient times, the grass lived in the open. If you are ill, you will eat people and insects, and you will eat people's hearts. Therefore, if you ask the common people, they will not be ill According to Yi Zhuan, "chigger" is a kind of insect that inhabits in the grass. The characteristic of this insect is that it is "good at eating people's heart", which is almost like a man eating insect, rather than a disease. Yi Zhuan is too sensational. Medically speaking, "tsutsugamushi" is actually tsutsugamushi, also known as tsutsugamushi mites, which can cause dermatitis and spread diseases. Tsutsugamushi disease (tsutsugamushi disease) is an acute infectious disease caused by the bite of infected Chigger mite larvae. Its clinical features include rapid onset, persistent high fever, skin rash, eschar and ulcer on the skin, swelling of local or systemic superficial lymph nodes, etc. Tsutsugamushi mites usually live in a wild environment with many weeds. In ancient times, people often suffered from tsutsugamushi disease because of poor sanitary conditions. Since tsutsugamushi is an acute infectious disease, the ancients were afraid to infect themselves when they met, so they first asked each other, "how are you?" ——Friend, do you have tsutsugamushi? If there is, you have to tell me the truth. Don't infect me! Over time, the original meaning of "good bye" has been lost, and the fear of infection has become a greeting with intimacy and concern.