the landscape evokes memories of the past

the landscape evokes memories of the past

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j í J ǐ ngsh ē ngq í ng, which means to have some feelings about the scene in front of you. It comes from the second book of CI collection, CI qubu.

Analysis of Idioms

Feeling the scene

The origin of Idioms

Li Yu of the Qing Dynasty wrote "the second part of Ci and Qu" in his spare time: the beauty of those who are good at chanting things lies in the improvisation of the scene. "

Idiom usage

It refers to some emotion triggered by the scene in front of us. However, in the spring and Autumn period, poetry quotation was just a matter of feeling from the scene. Under the background of meeting each other, although it was taken out of context, it was still close to Yi Xiao. In Zhu Ziqing's Bixing and the first six chapters of officialdom, Gao Sheng was in the cabin that night, smoking for the master. The master chatted with him and asked, "how many people are there in Master Zhuang's Yamen? Who did you talk to before? How can he recommend you to me? "When Gao Sheng asked, he answered one by one:" the population of Master Zhuang. 』」