Between 1 and suddenly.
Pronunciation: sh sh zh zh and Ji ā n
Explanation: The description time is very short.
Source: Western Han Dynasty Liu Xiang "Warring States Policy Chu Ce IV": "I swam in lush trees during the day and was sour and salty at night. Suddenly, I fell on my son. "
Interpretation of vernacular: In the dense forest during the day, it is sour and salty at night, and suddenly it falls between sons.
2, fleeting
Pronunciation: shāo zòng jí sh:
Explanation: it means that time or opportunity is easy to pass.
Source: The language stone "Painting Bamboo in Valley Chinese": "If you chase what you see, if the rabbit falls, you will die if you are less vertical."
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: At this time, draw quickly with what you see and capture the image you see, just like a rabbit jumping and a stork landing.
3. Overnight
Pronunciation: dàn xιzhιJiān
Explanation: the basic meaning is to describe in a very short time.
Source: Han Anonymous "Jiao Zhongqing's Wife": "Pu Wei sewed for a while and it was another day."
Vernacular interpretation: Pu Wei can only sew for a while in the morning and evening.
The sun and the moon are like arrows.
Pronunciation: rüYuèrúJian
Explanation: It means that time passes quickly.
Source: Lvyuan Li's "Qi Lu Deng" in Qing Dynasty 18: "As the saying goes, the sun and the moon are like arrows ... a few years have passed."
Vernacular interpretation: As the saying goes, time flies ... A few years have passed in an instant.
5. Time flies
Pronunciation: guāng yān sijian
Explanation: Describe how time flies.
Source: Zhuang's "Guan Hezhong" poem: "But seeing time as an arrow, I don't know that the sky is like a bow."
Vernacular interpretation: I see time flies, but I don't know that heaven is like a bow.