Old age

Old age

Old age, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C á NNI á nm ù J ǐ ng, meaning people in old age. From shuotang.

When mother Qin saw that Shubao was going out again, she cried in her eyes and said, "my son, I'm happy to meet you, but I'm afraid of parting." (the tenth chapter of the Qing Dynasty's anonymous shuotang) source: the tenth chapter of the Qing Dynasty's anonymous shuotang: "when Qin's mother saw that uncle Bao was going out again, she cried in her eyes and said," my son, I'm in the twilight of my life. I'm happy to meet each other, but I'm afraid of parting. " Make an example to make a sentence: work hard, so as not to be miserable. pinyin code: cnmj synonyms: Sangyu twilight, old age lantern riddle: old age usage: as object; refers to old age English: Afterlife