The ghost is crying

The ghost is crying

The Chinese idiom, Gu ǐ K ū sh é NCH ó u in pinyin, means panic and sorrow. It comes from Chen Ruyuan's Jinlianhua Shifen in Ming Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Chen Ruyuan of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the release of anger in the Golden Lotus: "when I wanted to be the prime minister, I was very powerful and powerful. With a wave of his finger, the two classes were shocked; his brows were half locked, and the whole court was full of ghosts and sorrows. "

Idiom usage

Feng Menglong's "warning of the world" Volume 40: "when it comes out of the box, the frost is cold and the snow is cold, the light is shining, and the ghost is crying and worried, which is the most precious gift from heaven."

Analysis of Idioms

The ghost is crying for heaven