There is an idiom called "sigh what you want"

Pinyin: āI shěng tàn qì.

Explanation: sigh because of sadness, depression or grief.

Source: Ming Lingmengchu's "The Surprise of the Second Moment" Volume 38: "It is better to sigh than to think all day."

To tell the truth, what "cooperation" cause, Miss Wei is completely sighing. ★ Ding Yi's "Choosing a Mate"

Pinyin code: astq

Synonyms: cough and sigh

Antonym: beaming, smiling.

Xiehouyu:

Lantern riddle:

Usage: as predicate, object and attribute; sigh

Idiom: sigh

Pinyin: āI shěng tàn qì.

Explanation: sigh because of sadness, boredom or sadness.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's eighty times in A Dream of Red Mansions: "Xue Pan was so anxious that he couldn't talk, persuade, fight or complain, so he had to go in and out with a sigh."

For example, making a sentence: Diao Maipeng reminded him to get up, but he deliberately let out a sigh and said,' How wonderful! How nice it is! "How can I be worthy of my dead brother!" —— Excerpted from Li Zhu's "Officialdom in the Present", page 5 1.

Pinyin code: astq

Synonym: sigh

Antonym: smile with joy

Xiehouyu:

Lantern riddle:

Usage: as predicate, adverbial and complement; Used to sigh with sadness, etc.

English: groans and sighs

Idiom: clap your hands for joy.

Pinyin: jo jietàn sh m:ng

Explanation: bar: beat; Reward: appreciation. Describe the appreciation of poetry, music, etc.

Source: Jin Shu Du Fu: "Ba Ji plays the string, and China women clap their hands."

For example, make a sentence: people often bite the roots of vegetables, so they can do anything. "Therefore, AnGuoKangHou heard about it, clap your hands. ★ Donglai Lv Weizi Teachers and Friends Magazine in Luzon Edition ★ Wang Xinmin Taste

Pinyin code: jjts

Synonym: clap your hands to praise, clap your hands to sigh.

Antonym:

Xiehouyu:

Lantern riddle:

Usage: as predicate and attribute; Describe the appreciation of poetry, music, etc.

English: Clap your hands in the application