it is a worthy death

it is a worthy death

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is s ǐ D é Q í Su ǒ, meaning to die worthy and meaningful. It comes from the biography of Zhang Puhui in the book of Wei.

Notes on Idioms

Place: place, place; get what you want: get the right place.

The origin of Idioms

Biography of Zhang Puhui in the book of Wei: "there is death in life, and death is appropriate. How can I hate my husband?"

Idiom usage

It is valuable to refer to death.

Examples

In the second year of Wengong in Zuozhuan: "Chen (wolf Chen) said:" I didn't get a place to die. "

But when we think of the interests of the people and the sufferings of the majority of the people, we die for the people, which is a proper death. (Mao Zedong's serve the people)

Tan Sitong's last stroke in prison: "if you want to kill a thief, you can't go back to heaven. How happy it is to die in its proper place

"I'm happy at work. I feel like a farmer at the midway station. On the suburban train, my dying feeling is quite different from that here! Here, no matter what, I'll die in the right place! " ——In the center of the desert: Saint ecclepery, French writer

If we die for the people, it's a proper death. Service for the people by Mao Zedong