1, if something is lost.
Pinyin: ru ruo yǒu suǒsh:
Meaning: It feels like something has been lost, which describes the feeling of disappointment.
Source: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Huang Jiulang: "If you lose something in a city and you forget to sip the discarded pillow, you will become more and more tired."
Interpretation: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Huang Jiulang: "I feel depressed, as if I have lost something. Do not eat, drink or sleep, and become more and more depressed. "
2. Lose your mind
Pinyin: shhún Luòpò
Meaning: describe the appearance of extreme panic.
Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Seeing Money Slaves" is the second discount: "I am hungry, I am cold, and I have no face."
Interpretation: The second discount of Yuan Anonymous's "Seeing Money Slaves": "I am hungry and have no blood."
Step 3 be frightened to disgrace
Pinyin: Dà j Ι ng Shsè
Meaning: My face changed with fear.
Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "Suddenly see Cao Cao holding a sword into the palace; A face of anger; The emperor was shocked. "
Interpretation: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "Suddenly see Cao Cao holding a sword into the palace; With anger on his face, the emperor's face changed. "
Step 4 be at a loss
Pinyin: máng rán ruo shch
I look confused, as if I have lost something.
Source: "Mencius on Teng Wengong": "Xu Zixiang told Ziyi; Ziyi caressed him and said, "I'm finished." Note: "I am at a loss."
Interpretation: Mencius on Teng Wengong: "Xu Bi told Ziyi what Mencius said. Ziyi said blankly, "This is all fate." Note: "There seems to be something missing."
5. heartless.
Pinyin: y m, r á n sh and xi ao.
I can't help laughing when I see or hear something interesting. Dumb (old reading).
Source: Ye Chuanchun Yu: "So I smiled dumb."
Interpretation: Ye Chuanchun Yu: "I can't help laughing."