a bitter enemy

a bitter enemy

Old enemy, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is s ù sh ì Yu ā NJI ā, which means there is hatred in the past. It is also used as a nickname to express love. From Xi Fangtan.

Idiom explanation

Past life: past life.

The origin of Idioms

In Xi Fang Tan written by Gao sou Zhen of Song Dynasty, it is said that "in Song Dynasty, there was a water and land studio, and there was one beside it. A tablet was set up, and the book said:" Shi Jie, the enemy of the past. "

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in writing.

Idiom story

It is said that after Xia song was dismissed from office, because he saw that there were words in Shi Jiejin's "Ode to virtue" such as "chasing song Baima, no one is unhappy" and so on, he held a grudge and wanted to revenge. So he set up the land and water Taoist center, and often set up a memorial tablet beside it, which said: "Shi Jie, the old enemy", in order to vent his anger.