Hope is the most important thing

Hope is the most important thing

It means that things are precious because they are rare. It comes from Lu Xun's "morning flowers pick up in the evening, Mr. Fujino".

Idiom explanation: things are precious because they are rare. It is the same as "rare is precious".

The source of the allusion: Lu Xun's "morning and evening picking up Mr. Fujino": "maybe things are valued by hope. When the cabbages from Beijing are transported to Zhejiang, they are tied to the roots with red ropes. "

Synonyms: rare is precious, rare is precious

Degree of common use: Average

Use the method to compound the sentence pattern; as the object and clause

Emotional color: commendatory words

Grammatical usage: used as object and attribute; refers to the rare and precious things

Idiom structure: contraction

Generation time: Modern

That is what is dear