from ancient to modern times

from ancient to modern times

Since ancient times, Chinese idioms,

Pinyin is g ǔ w ǎ NGJ ī NL á I,

Definition: from ancient times to the present, it generally refers to a long period of time.

It's from Huainanzi, the folk precepts of Qi Dynasty.

Pinyin

gǔwǎngjīnlái

words whose meaning is similar

since ancient times

Citation explanation

From ancient times to the present. According to the folk precepts of Qi in Huainanzi: "from ancient times to modern times, it is called the universe, and from all directions, it is called the universe." Pan Yue's Ode to the western expedition in Jin Dynasty: "from ancient times to the present, Miao Yi, leisurely!" Liu Zhiji's Shi Tong · Liu Jia of Tang Dynasty said: "in ancient times and in modern times, the quality of literature has changed gradually, and the works of various histories are not always Jue style." "niannujiao · Tiaotai" by Wang Zizhong of Song Dynasty. Chapter 42 of a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in Qing Dynasty: Although I have lived for two or three days, I don't have many days. I have experienced what I haven't seen, eaten or heard since ancient times. Chapter 116 of a dream of Red Mansions: what is the origin of this jade. Besides, your son-in-law had it in his mouth when he was raised. Since ancient times, have you heard such a second one!

Idiom usage

In addition, it can be used as attributive and adverbial