Time ebbs and flows means to describe the passage of time.

Time Ebara, a Chinese idiom with the pinyin shí guāng rěn rǎn, means to describe the passage of time. From the 37th episode of Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "After Xuan De returned to Xin Ye, time passed and it was a new spring."

Time passes, time passes little by little, without realizing it, like a white horse passing by. Years in a hurry, as if yesterday is still snow layers of cool winter, today is the hot summer sun baking. The time is running out to be cherished, the wind and rain and sunshine diligently worth the calendar.

Time is often used in the description of the past to emphasize the sense of time passing. The use of "time is running out" often carries the emotional color of sadness or nostalgia, because it allows people to recall the time that has passed, and feel y nostalgic for the past good or bad.

The passage of time is also sometimes used to describe the passage of years, the passage of time and the impermanence of life. It gives people a deep appreciation of the transient existence and the fragility of life in the long river of life. This realization will make people realize that it is more important to cherish the present moment and constantly pursue and forge ahead.

Near synonyms

1. 光光荏苒 guāng yīn rěn rǎn: ebbs and flows: gradually passes. It refers to the unconscious passage of time.

2. shí guāng fēi shì: Time flies away.

3.日月如梭rì yuè rú suō：Describes time passing very quickly.

4. guāng yīn rú suō: time passes quickly.