The stars and frost are moving
The stars and frost are moving
As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x ī ngshu ā NGL ǚ y í, which means the change of years. It comes from the book of Wang's auspicious poems for Xue Taishou of Dongping.
Notes on Idioms
Star Frost: Stars circulate once a year, and frost falls in autumn every year. Therefore, star frost refers to age.
The origin of Idioms
Gao Shi of Tang Dynasty wrote a list of Wang's Rui poems for Xue Taishou of Dongping: "the stars and frosts have moved many times, but the calligraphy is still missing."
Idiom usage
Change of years.
The stars and frost are moving
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2.unable to distinguish black from white
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4.take measures only when in urgency
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5.a shortsighted and good-for-nothing person
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8.expect the reality to correspond to the name
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