remain forever

remain forever

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w à ng à ch á NGC ú n, which means forever: forever. (of a good spirit or character) always present. From Xie Jinwu.

The origin of Idioms

In Yuan Dynasty, the fourth fold of Xie Jinwu written by Wu Mingshi: "also on Gong Zeng's seal of Shiyi, a total of Royal Changchun." Chao Buzhi of the Song Dynasty wrote "the snow wave stone under the Sumen gate of the second rhyme": "who can be saved when the Duke returns to the langmiao temple, this stone will last forever."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: everlasting, eternal antonym: everlasting

Idiom usage

Formal; used as predicate or attribute; with commendatory meaning; referring to good spirit or moral character.