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In Chinese, Pinyin is x ī nxi ā NGW ǎ ngzh ī, which means to admire someone or something in the heart. It comes from "on Confucius' family in historical records".

The origin of Idioms

"On Confucius' family in historical records:" there is a saying in the book of Songs: "when the mountains are high, the scenery stops." Although I can't get there, I'll go back to my hometown. I read Kong's book and want to see him as a man. "

Idiom usage

It is used as predicate and attributive to express yearning for people or things. Example: in the preface and postscript of blowing net record by Ye tingguan of the Qing Dynasty, "there are two volumes of prescriptions in historical records, which are the essence of the true Northern Song Dynasty. I have been longing for it for a long time." Xie Juezai's "learn to think, ask and do": "some people are already doing work, but they are not interested in what they have done. On the contrary, they are" eager to do "what they have not done and what they have not learned."