Cry for joy

Cry for joy

It is a Chinese idiom, and the Pinyin is Ji à NK à x à NGB à I, which means to cause one's own sorrow by seeing others cry. Empathy refers to the generation of compassion.

Idiom explanation

Ji'nk'x'ngb'i'i'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'ai'. Empathy refers to the generation of compassion.

Idioms and allusions

Mei Dingzuo, Ming Dynasty, wrote in yuheji · Huanyu: "I dare to seek life for death when I have a common disease. Since ancient times, I have been crying for joy."

Discrimination of words

Common degree: General emotional color: commendatory words grammatical usage: as predicate and attribute; used for doing things idiom structure: serial verb generation time: ancient times