This land is full of wailing geese-this land is full of refugees/wailing victims.

Pinyin:

【āi h？ ng bi？ n yě]

Explanation:

Metaphor is the victims of hunger and cold. It is also compared to the hungry people who are displaced and groaning everywhere in natural and man-made disasters.

Source:

In the Western Zhou Dynasty, people were appointed as nobles, exploited cruelly at home, and amassed wealth crazily. The people were miserable and sorrowful everywhere. Wei Wu was sent to supervise the people's words and deeds, which made people panic. Angry people rose up and drove Zhou Liwang away. After Zhou Xuanwang ascended the throne, he led the nobles to patrol the suburbs, and everywhere he went, he was horrified by the "flying geese".

Make sentences with examples:

In the old society, whenever there were floods and wars, people were forced to flee everywhere, and it was desolate.

Idiom story:

There is a poem named Hongyan in The Book of Songs Xiaoya. Two of them are: "Wild geese come and they are crying."

It means: Hongyan can't find a place to live, flying aimlessly and crying sadly. Describe the tragic scene of displaced refugees moaning for help.

Because of these two poems, people later called the refugees who could not live in peace "love red"; There are so many people suffering, almost everywhere, that they are called "ubiquitous sadness" or "ubiquitous sadness"

The word "wow" in the original poem is often used to describe the noisy voice of crying and hunger, such as "crying for something to eat"

Ai Hong's idiom story 2 Ai Hong's idiom means: Ai Hong: a whining swan. Metaphor is the victims of hunger and cold. Metaphor in natural and man-made disasters are everywhere displaced, moaning and screaming hungry people.

There is a poem named Hongyan in The Book of Songs Xiaoya. Two of them are: "Wild geese come and they are crying."

It means: Hongyan can't find a place to live, flying aimlessly and crying sadly. Describe the tragic scene of displaced refugees moaning for help.

Because of these two poems, people later called the refugees who could not live in peace "love red"; There are so many people suffering, almost everywhere, that they are called "ubiquitous sadness" or "ubiquitous sadness"

The word "wow" in the original poem is often used to describe the noisy voice of crying and hunger, such as "crying for something to eat"

There is a poem named "Hongyan" in the idiom story "The Book of Songs Xiaoya". There are two lines in it: "The geese are flying and they are crying."

It means: Hongyan can't find a place to live, flying aimlessly and crying sadly. Describe the tragic scene of displaced refugees moaning for help.

Because of these two poems, people later called the refugees who could not live in peace "love red"; There are so many people suffering, almost everywhere, that they are called "ubiquitous sadness" or "ubiquitous sadness"

The word "wow" in the original poem is often used to describe the noisy voice of crying and hunger, such as "crying for something to eat"

Idiom explanation: It is a metaphor for the victims who groan and cry everywhere. Ai Hong: A whining wild goose.

Idiom Story Sadness is Everywhere 4 Athena Chu

The wild goose source is flying and moaning. The Book of Songs Xiaoya Hongyan

Explain love red: the whining swan goose. Metaphor is the victims of hunger and cold. Metaphor in natural and man-made disasters are everywhere displaced, moaning and screaming hungry people.

Used as predicate, attribute and clause; Describe the scene of homelessness

Structural subject-predicate

Synonyms are hunger and cold, hunger and cold, and people are in dire straits.

On the contrary, live and work in peace and prosperity, and have plenty of food and clothing.

Rhyme is essential, Jamlom, persistent, nonsense, inseparable, Jade Bird Messenger, Merlin quenching thirst, serious, nonsense, ambiguous. ......

ancient times

Riddles are everywhere, and swallows wail.

Idiom story During the Western Zhou Dynasty, when Rong was appointed as a high official, he was brutally exploited at home and amassed wealth crazily. The people were miserable and sorrowful everywhere. Wei Wu was sent to supervise the people's words and deeds, which made people panic. Angry people rose up and drove Zhou Liwang away. When Zhou Xuanwang acceded to the throne, he led the nobles to visit the suburbs and saw the horror of "geese flying"

Idioms show that I remember how prosperous Rome was in history, but today it is full of gloom. Chun Yan has gone and never returned, and his eyes are full of sadness. Liang Qing Liang Qichao's New Rome

Examples of idioms

◎ If it is said that during the spring drought, some poor people made a living by digging grass roots and peeling bark, then when the former Shaanxi Governor Bao reported the disaster to the court on May 30, it was already "the bark was exhausted, and the weeds would not revive for a long time", so "there are disasters everywhere, and there are sorrows everywhere; Fell to death on the side of the road every day. "