1, frown
Explanation: lock: tightly woven. I frowned and narrowed my eyes. Describe a very distressed look.
From: Master Wang Yuan's "The West Chamber" Book III, the second fold: "Speak clearly in front of people, frown behind."
Mao Zedong's Theory of Modern New Democracy: Since War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the people all over the country have had a thriving atmosphere. Everyone thought there was a way out, and their attitude was swept away.
2, worry [y not u x and n ch not ng ch not ng]
Explanation: A worried look. Describe a heavy heart, very sad.
From: Modern Yao Yinxue's Li Zicheng, Volume II, Chapter 17: Is the situation in Jiangnan so terrible? Don't a group of scholars worry about national affairs?
3, pull a long face [chó u mé i k Li n]
Explanation: frowning, sad face. Describe the appearance of sadness.
Said by: Chapter 48 of The Scholars: Grandpa Cheng was so angry that he had to go out and go back to the villagers himself.
4, unhappy [yù yù gu m: hu ā n]
Explanation: melancholy: the appearance of worry; Rarely: rarely. Describe the anguish in my heart. It means moping.
From: Nine Chapters by Qu Yuan in the Warring States Period: "The heart is depressed and worried; Du Yong sighed and aggravated the injury. "
My heart is full of melancholy; Lonely sighs and persistent sadness.
5. Mo Ping [mè n mè n bê lè]
Explanation: glum: I feel uncomfortable and upset. Describe not letting go of my heart and feeling unhappy.
From: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the eighteenth time: "I am afraid of being laughed at; I am depressed all day. "
I am afraid of being laughed at; Become unhappy every day.