Water and mountains

Water and mountains

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is Shu ǐ sh è ngsh ā NC á n, which means the scene of national subjugation or the disintegration of the territory and the destruction of mountains and rivers after the upheaval. The source is "accompany Zheng Guangwen to visit general he's mountain forest".

The origin of Idioms

The fifth poem of Tang Dufu's accompanying Zheng Guangwen on a tour of general he's mountain forest: "the remaining water, the Cangjiang River, the mountain and the stone tablet are broken.".

Analysis of Idioms

Remnant mountains and rivers

Idiom usage

To describe the occupied territory