In modern Chinese, it is a metaphor that there are moaning and crying victims everywhere, and it is often used with people who are in poverty. As a predicate, attribute, clause and neutral word in a sentence, it describes the scene of homelessness.
Aihong: a wailing swan goose. Wild: fields, suburbs. From "The Book of Songs Xiaoya Hongyan": Hongyan is trapped in flying and moans. In the Qing Dynasty, Zhang Jixin's Notes on Daoxian Official Seas: This year, the hidden tide of the destruction of the river rose, and the people lost their fish.
Synonyms: Hungry everywhere, scarred everywhere, poor people, starving people, facing each other, depressed people's livelihood, selling children.
Antonym: Adequate food and clothing, peaceful country and people, living and working in peace and contentment, people's health and wealth, celebrating the whole world, rejuvenating the country and ensuring the country, and rejoicing the people.
Idiom example
1, Tian Xian's reputation hall is often chaotic, and soldiers are fighting endlessly. The people are suffering from war, hunger and cold, and sorrow is everywhere.
2. With the publication of this week's annual report, News Corporation has performed relatively brilliantly in the global media industry, and once again stabilized its leading position among peers.
3. After watching the documentary about people's livelihood in Africa, I saw a lot of sadness. This is the truly poorest third world on earth now.
4. Indeed, these days, the international capital market can be described as sad and terrible.
5. I am afraid that if hedge funds make such efforts, they will also be sorrowful.