look ghastly pale

look ghastly pale

In Chinese, Pinyin is mi à NW ú R é ns è, which means there is no blood on the face. Describe extreme fear or extreme weakness. It comes from Li Guangchuan, the book of Han Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Li Guangchuan, the book of the Han Dynasty: "Guang was defeated by the Xiongnu. There was no one in charge of the officials and scholars, and Guang was in high spirits."

Analysis of Idioms

Face like Earth

Idiom usage

The horseman had arrived with his chariot at the end of an hour's tea. Wu Juren rushes to the front and sees three of them. The fourth chapter of Lao Can's travels by Liu E in Qing Dynasty