extreme gratitude

extreme gratitude

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ú NJ ī Ji ā Su ǐ, degenerate: immersion. A: wet through. It means penetrating muscle and bone marrow. It means feeling deeply. From Huainanzi yuandaoxun.

Idiom explanation

To be deep; to be thorough.

The origin of Idioms

"Huainan Ziyuan daoxun": "do not soak in skin, do not soak in bone marrow."

Idiom usage

It can be used as a combination, a predicate, an attribute, a metaphor, or a deep feeling. In Ye Shengtao's the spring is not hers: "everyone here is happy. It's like drinking the wine of youth. It's all about love and business." Song Hongmai's Rong Zhai Xu Bi Da Yi moving: "Li Yi feels people's heart, but it's not strange and strange in the beginning when it comes to the language creation." In the Analects of Confucius, Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty said, "we must think about this paragraph again and again, calmly explain it, happily straighten it out, so that it will be reduced to the marrow." Li Erhe's wandering dream: "the consciousness of culture is castrated by the regime, which makes the essence of the hegemonic regime more pitiful and the disaster of the general will longer."