prematurely senile

prematurely senile

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w è IL ǎ oxi ā nshu ā I, which means aging when you are young. It mostly refers to premature aging due to heavy mental or physical burden. It comes from Wang Wan's book with counsellor Shi in Qing Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Wang Wan in the Qing Dynasty wrote a book with Mr. Shi: "Wan was worried about (Che GaN) Ke, but he was not old enough."

Analysis of Idioms

Hope for the best

Antonym: old and strong

Xiehouyu: little cat stroking her beard

Lantern riddle: a beard grows in the womb

Idiom usage

It refers to premature aging

Examples

The singing of the old generals in Beijing should make all the "fake old men" feel ashamed! Not old by Qin Mu