sexual indulgence injures vitality
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f á x ì n ɡ zh ī f ǔ, which means the axe that destroys human nature. It refers to the things that harm the body and mind. It comes from Lu's spring and Autumn Annals: nature.
Idiom explanation
Felling: felling; sex: life, vitality.
The origin of Idioms
"Lu's spring and Autumn Annals · nature" says: "it's the voice of Zheng Wei, and it's the soul of Zheng Wei. It's the soul of Zheng Wei. It's the soul of Zheng Wei
Idiom usage
It refers to something harmful to body and mind. In the old society, there were all kinds of gambling and smoking houses, and many people lost their lives.
sexual indulgence injures vitality
be busy at putting up installations - dà xīng tǔ mù
Misfortune comes from the mouth - huò cóng kǒu chū,huàn cóng kǒu rù
To recruit talents and make use of their abilities - jìn xián yòng néng