Broken to pieces

Broken to pieces

Broken body, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Su ì sh ē NF ě ng ǔ, meaning death, mostly refers to sacrifice for a certain purpose. It comes from the collection of Dunhuang Bianwen · miaofe Lianhua Sutra.

Idiom explanation

Explanation: the body is crushed. Of death. To die for a purpose.

Idioms and allusions

[source]: "Dunhuang bianwenji · miaofe lianhuajing preaching scriptures": "I'm willing not to be (against) the speaker for the time being, and I'm willing to drive away."

Discrimination of words

For example: beiyuanyangao, fangguiyuanbi, Wanli famous for moving Jingguan, broken to pieces, has been able to close Lingyan. In song and Qin Guan's Ode to tea by man Tingfang, words are used as predicate, attribute, adverbial and object