What is the explanation for unhappiness?

Gloomy, a China idiom, pinyin is yù yù guhā n, which means to describe one's inner depression and unhappiness.

Origin of idioms

Qu Yuan wrote "Nine Chapters of Miscellaneous Thoughts" in the Chu Ci of the Warring States Period: "My heart is depressed, but I can only sigh and increase my injury."

Vernacular interpretation

During the Warring States Period, Qu Yuan of Chu wrote Nine Chapters. Thought: "The sadness of depression, the lonely sigh and the constant sadness."

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Gloomy, a China idiom, pinyin is mèn mèn bù lè. It means that you can't let go of your heart and feel unhappy.

Origin of idioms

Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "I want to abandon him, but I can't bear it;" I am afraid of being laughed at. I am depressed all day. "

Vernacular interpretation

Ming Luo Guan Zhong's The Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "If you want to give up your cloth and go elsewhere, you can't bear it;" Afraid of being laughed at So I've been depressed all day. "