Idioms
1. Ban Jingdaogu
Ban: spread out; Tao: narrate. They spread it on the ground and sat on it to talk about the past. It describes meeting old friends on the road and sitting down to talk about the situation after parting.
Source: "Zuo Zhuan·Xianggong Twenty-Sixth Year": "Wu Ju rushed to Zheng, and the general then rushed to Jin. Shengzi, a general like Jin, met him in the suburbs of Zheng, and Ban Jing and others ate. "The old words are repeated."
2. Ban Jingdaojiu
It refers to friends meeting on the road, sitting on the ground and talking about their feelings. Later, it generally refers to the meeting of friends and the separation of love. Also known as "Banjing Daogu".
Source: Dian "Zuo Zhuan: The Twenty-Sixth Year of Duke Xiang": "Chu Wu joined Cai Taishi's son as a friend, and his son Wu Ju and Sheng Zi were friendly... Wu Ju ran to Zheng, and the general then ran to Zheng. Jin. When Sheng Zijiang met him in the suburbs of Zheng, he met with Ban Jing and said that he would return to the old state. "Du Yu's note: "Ban, Bu Ye, sat on the ground and decided to return to Chu. Dear. ”
3. Goodbye and be well
Ill. Have you been fine since the breakup? It is often used as a greeting when communicating after farewell or when meeting again.
Source: Volume 4 of "The Romance of the West Chamber" by Dong Jieyuan of Jin Dynasty: "Yingying sat beside the lady, and asked: 'Are you okay?' Yingying understood without saying a word."
Verse:
It is difficult to say goodbye when we meet, the east wind is powerless and the flowers are withered. These were Li Shangyin's farewell words when he parted with his beautiful lady. Resentment for parting and full of reluctance. I wish I could never be with you forever.
We looked at each other without words, only a thousand lines of tears. This is the scene when Su Shi met his friends. We haven't seen each other for many years, but when we meet again, nothing can express our joy more than tears. These are tears of joy and a testimony of friendship.
Meeting each other is like knowing each other for the first time, and there will be no resentment until the end. This describes the joy and anger of a beautiful woman meeting again after a long absence. It also expresses his love that he is willing to stay together for a lifetime and never be separated.
We meet again in the depths of Qulan, and we tremble with tears. This is about an ancient person meeting again in a quiet corridor. They were happy, clinging to each other with tears in their eyes, their bodies trembling with joy.