Back and forth

Back and forth

In the past, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w ǎ ngji ǎ NL á Ili á n, which means that it is difficult to communicate; it is difficult to advance and retreat. It comes from Jian of Zhouyi and shenglv of Wenxindiaolong.

Idiom explanation

It's hard to get in and out.

The origin of Idioms

Jian in the book of changes: "June 4th: past and future." In Wenxindiaolong · shenglv: "the two tones separate the words and make every mistake, and the overlapping rhymes and miscellaneous sentences will make the eyes full; the deep sound will sound and break, the flying sound will not return, and the windlass will communicate with each other. When the scale is reversed, the meeting will come back and forth. It is a disease, and it is also the food of the literati.

Idiom usage

To act as a predicate or attributive