long

long

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R ì Ji ǔ Su ì ch á ng, which means long time, long time. The same as "time goes on". It's from Volume 17 of the first book of amazing stories.

Idiom explanation

Long time, long time. The same as "time goes on".

The origin of Idioms

Volume 17 of the book of the first moment: Although I'm not a monk who can marry you, I just want to be a brother and sister. Who can forbid me? That's what we're going to get

Idiom usage

In this age of popular culture, people's pursuit of western culture is better than that of traditional Chinese culture. As the essence of Chinese medicine culture, Chinese medicine is facing unprecedented challenges and crises. It is inevitable to invite popular stars to speak for Chinese medicine Since traditional Chinese medicine is a commodity, it is necessary to adopt some necessary means of advertising if the commodity wants to go to the market. " (see complete works of essays by Yin Qian, contemporary writer)