What idioms are there about homesickness?

If you speak in rural dialect, you won't wake up when you lie down. I think of sea bass and see the sage Si Qi, and the leaves take root.

The local accent hasn't changed. I left home, stayed up late, and missed the cold spring. The local accent hasn't changed.

Thinking about perch:

Pronunciation: chú n lú zh and s and

Interpretation: homesickness, or a retirement ambition.

Source: Zhang is the monarch of Qi, in Luoyang. As soon as he saw the autumn wind, he thought of Wuzhong's water shield soup bass and said,' Life is more expensive than you, how can you hold an official for thousands of miles to get a title!' I was ordered to drive home. When the king of Russia and Qi was defeated, everyone told him to play it by ear. "

Leaves fall to the roots;

Pronunciation: yè Lu ò gu ē g n

Interpretation: Leaves germinate from the roots of trees, wither and finally return to the roots. Metaphor things always have a certain destination. People who leave home will eventually return to their hometown.

Source: Songshi Daoyuan "Jingde Dengchuan Record" Volume 5: "Leaves fall to the roots."

Think of the cold spring:

Pronunciation: há n quá n zh: s

Interpretation: refers to the child's yearning for his mother.

Source: The Book of Songs Li Feng Kai Feng: "There is a cold spring under Xun." With seven children, my mother is very hard. "

Leave home:

Pronunciation: bèIǐng líXiāng

Interpretation: refers to leaving home for other places.

Source: From the first fold of Yuan Jia Zhong Ming's Jade Comb. Synonyms include leaving home, wandering around the world and being displaced from one place to another.

Leaves fall to the roots;

Pronunciation: yè Lu ò gu ē g n

Interpretation: Leaves germinate from the roots of trees, wither and finally return to the roots. Metaphor things always have a certain destination. People who leave home will eventually return to their hometown.

Source: Songshi Daoyuan "Jingde Dengchuan Record" Volume 5: "Leaves fall to the roots."