The ancients often said that "one breath remains", so what does "one breath" mean here?

There is still a breath: breathing: breathing, breathing; Jean: Still. There is still a breath. Refers to the last stage of life. From the Analects of Confucius Taber: "Death is not far away!" Zhu Note: "This spirit still exists, and this ambition cannot be ignored. It can be said that it is far away. " Chapter 22 of Heroes of Children: "I still have a breath, and I want to go back to my hometown." ? Zou Taofen? Chapter 3 of Survival in Adversity: "I just need to breathe, and I must write straight."

Idiom explanation: there is still a breath. Refers to the last stage of life. ?

The origin of the idiom: The Analects of Confucius Taibo in the pre-Qin period: "Not far after death." Song Zhuxi's Notes: "There is a breath left, and this ambition cannot be slackened. It can be said that it is far away. "

Example of Idiom: I have made up my mind, just as Comrade Chen Yi showed in his illness, to live and make unremitting efforts! (Jess Zhang's Preface to Selected Poems of Chen Yi)?

Breathing is a commendatory term, which means that a person can repent and turn over a new leaf even if he has a breath.