An idiom expressing sympathy for the misfortunes of others

Pinyin: bēi tiān mǐn rén

Interpretation: Sad days: lamenting the world; Compassion: pity for all people. Refers to lamenting the hardships of the times and pitying the suffering of the people.

Source: Tang Hanyu's "On the Debate of Being an Official": "Don't you know that two saints and one saint all like peace? I am afraid of fate, and I am sad and pitiful. "

For example, make a sentence: Jun Shengping never talks about governing the country politically, and his compassion for others is unconsciously revealed. ★ Liu Yazi's Preface to the Poetry of Swallow Niche

Pinyin code: b t m r

Synonym:? Worried about the intestines and the heart.

Antonym:? Relax and have fun.

Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial

English: lament the times and pity the people.

2. A compassionate heart?

Pinyin: cèyǐn zh chīn x and n

Explanation: sympathy: expressing sympathy for the misfortunes of others. Describe sending people to empathize.

Source: "Meng Gao Zi Shang": "Everyone has compassion."

For example, this person is honest and does things honestly. Every time he has a hidden heart, he often has kind thoughts. ★ Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" back to the thirteenth time.

Pinyin code: c y z x

Synonym:? Lament over the hard years and people's sufferings.

Antonym:? A heart of stone, a heart of stone

Riddles: So

Usage: as an object; Refers to empathy.

English: Compassion.