The remains are very simple

The remains are very simple

Its pronunciation is y í Bi ā nju é Ji ǎ n, which is a four character Chinese vocabulary with the same meaning as "the remains". It means scattered and incomplete classics. The record comes from the autobiography written by huaisu of Tang Dynasty, which says: "the remains are extremely simple. When you encounter them, you suddenly have a deep heart and a little bit of stagnation."

Interpretation of Idioms

Heritage: < ol > < li > refers to the works left by predecessors; < li > < li > refers to the scattered classics; < li > < li > explains the volume; puts down the books. < / Li > < / OL > it refers to the scattered and incomplete classics.

The origin of Idioms

There is no doubt that there is no doubt that there is no doubt that it will be delayed. ——"Autobiography" by Tang huaisu