the popular sentiment

the popular sentiment

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R é nx à NSU à Xi à ng, which means what the people support and yearn for. It comes from the book of Jin, the story of Xiong Yuanzhuan.

Notes on Idioms

To: return, yearn.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of Jin, Xiong Yuanzhuan: "the only way for people to return to is Tao and righteousness."

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; complement and attribute; commendatory. In the biography of Prince yinjiancheng in the old Tang Dynasty, it is said that "the emperor of Qin Xunye clone has a great influence all over the world, which is the aspiration of the people." this is the aspiration of the people, and this person has great benefits. It is the general trend and the will of the people to crack down on the underworld forces. The great cause of the reunification of the motherland is the aspiration of the people. building socialism with Chinese characteristics is the aspiration of the people, and its potential is irresistible. Peaceful reunification is the general trend of the times and the aspiration of the people. The Communist Party of China is the aspiration of the people.

Idiom story

During the Jin Dynasty, Sima ye, the emperor of Jin Dynasty, soon after he ascended the throne, held a grand celebration. Xiong yuan, the prime minister Sima Rui's master, thought that it was not commensurate with the national crisis, so he wrote to the emperor to advise him that the emperor should share the same worries with the people, and the people's heart should be the same, but the way and righteousness. I urge the emperor to advocate loyalty and filial piety, and advocate the unity of benevolence and righteousness. Sima Rui also agreed, and Emperor min accepted the advice.