be mentally and physically exhausted

be mentally and physically exhausted

Physical and mental exhaustion, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ē nx ī NJI ā OCU ì, which means weak body and low spirit. It comes from Tan Xinpei's "masterpiece" in the unofficial history of Jinling.

The origin of Idioms

"Tan Xinpei's" masterpiece "in Jinling unofficial history by Shi Sanyou:" because of his physical and mental exhaustion, Tan Xinpei has never been able to get sick since then, and died in the moon

Idiom usage

It refers to physical and mental fatigue.

Examples

Wang Shuo's animal ferocity: "this kind of physical and mental fantasy makes me physically and mentally exhausted. I often sleep all night and still feel listless."