indicate feelings for you

indicate feelings for you

It's a Chinese idiom, Li á Obi ǎ OC ù nx ī n, which means to express one's heart slightly. It's from "warning to the world · Du Shiniang's anger sinks the treasure chest".

Idiom explanation

Chat: slightly; inch heart: meager mind.

The origin of Idioms

Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty wrote a general warning to the world: Du Shiniang angrily sank the treasure chest: "in the morning, he asked the fisherman to give him a small box to show his heart, and he never saw each other again."

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate; used in modesty. Chapter 66 of Ming Xiaosheng's Jin Ping Mei CI Hua: "today, my teacher has helped me to save my family, so I have been able to surpass my life! I'll show my heart with a little gift. " The 18th volume of Ling Mengchu's the second moment is amazing: "please come here and enjoy it with me."