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it is all up with

The general situation has gone, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d à sh à y à Q à, which means that the favorable situation has been lost and the future has no hope. From Zhu Zi Jian Lei.

Analysis of Idioms

The opposite is in the ascendant, in full swing, thriving and thriving

The origin of Idioms

In Zhu Xi's Zhu Zi Jian Lei of Song Dynasty, Volume 51: "Cheng Zi said that the change of heaven's destiny is the end of the tide."

Idiom usage

When King Zhou saw it, he was shocked. He knew that it was impossible for him to hold back. The ninety seventh chapter of the romance of Fengshen by Xu Zhonglin in Ming Dynasty

Idioms and allusions

At the end of the Shang Dynasty, four years after King Wu of the Zhou Dynasty succeeded to the throne, he learned that the main force of the Shang army of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty was on an expedition to Dongyi, and the song was empty, so he led his troops to attack the Shang. King Wu of Zhou led the troops of his headquarters and eight tribes to Muye. The famous battle of pastoral areas broke out in history. King Zhou of Shang Dynasty was surprised to hear that the Zhou army was coming, so he hastily mobilized a small number of defense soldiers and prisoners of war to fight in the pastoral areas. King Wu took advantage of the situation and attacked fiercely with the main force, and the Shang army was defeated. King Zhou fled back to Chaoge in a hurry. Seeing that the situation had gone, he burned himself to death. The Zhou army occupied the capital of Shang and the Shang Dynasty perished. Xu Zhonglin wrote in Chapter 97 of the romance of the gods: "there was a gun in the camp of Zhou, and the three armies were crying out to attack the city. When King Zhou saw it, he was not surprised. He knew that the situation was gone and that it was not human power to pull it back. " It is now said that the situation is deteriorating day by day and it is irreparable.