Lost in the East, Gained in the Mulberry Tree

Lost in the east, gained in the mulberry tree It is a metaphor for losing an opportunity or failing at this time, and being compensated at another time. The east corner is where the sun comes from; the mulberry elm is where the setting sun shines. The language version of "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Feng Yi Zhuan" says: "Emperor Guangwu's Xi Shulao Yi said: 'The red eyebrows broke flat, and the soldiers worked hard. Although they lowered their wings and returned to the stream at first, they were finally able to fly to the Strider Pond. , It can be said that "the east corner is lost, the mulberry trees are harvested." "The Biography of He Jingrong in Southern History": "Shaoji spoke to the public, and Wei saved himself in bamboo and silk. It is said that "the east corner is lost, and mulberry trees are harvested." Yu Xi never expected that a woman who had been a good woman for more than 20 years would turn into a man. Okay, let's change it, but for God's sake, what's the point of sending a man to have sex with me? ! What's wrong with you, my God? ! ! Xiang Yang: Made Qiao Huairen, are you a joke sent by the monkey? ! ! Qiao Huairen: My dear, don't shrink like this~ I'm not funny~ I'm handsome~ okay~ Xiang Yang:...... Qiao Xiangchen:...... Anyway~! Their family's funny and happy life has begun! ~