the past
It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is Qi á NCH é NY ǐ ngsh ì, which means the past. It comes from the Sutra of Lengyan.
The origin of Idioms
"Leng Yan Jing" Volume 10: "feel empty and quiet as the clear sky, no more heavy dust, look at the earth, rivers and mountains in the world like a mirror."
Idiom usage
As subject, object, attribute; used in writing. examples our retrospective recollection of the past three and a half years is not only to narrate the past, but also has a positive effect. Zou Taofen's "experience since the Anti Japanese War" and Tian Han's "Memoirs of shadow events" foreword: "when Chinese scholars talk about the past, they like to call it" past events ", which means that these events have passed like shadows."
the past
hide and cover from place to place - dōng yǎn xī zhē
retreat about thirty miles as a condition for peace - tuì bì sān shè
attend upon one 's parents personally - hūn dìng chén xǐng
extensive experience and knowledge - dān jiàn qià wén