pinyin of wind candle dying: fēngzhúcánnián explanation: wind candle: a candle blown by the wind, which is easy to extinguish; Residual years: the remaining years, that is, not too long in the world. It is a metaphor for people who are close to death in their later years. Source: Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty, "After Mrs. Wei wrote a picture": "At the age of 5, there are three times, or I am afraid of the wind and candle, and I will teach my children and grandchildren." For example, there are many old people like the old man Qi who hope to spend their twilight years in peace, but the guns of the invaders have shattered their hopes. ★ Lao She's "Four Generations under One Family" six pinyin codes: fzcn synonyms: candle in the wind, candle before the wind antonym: in the prime of life, usage: as an object, attribute, clause; English: inone'sdecliningyears. The meaning of dying is: it is a metaphor for people's old age near death. From Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty's "After Mrs. Wei wrote a picture": "There are three times when you are fifty, or you are afraid of the wind and candle, and talk about it and teach it to future generations." At that time, I was 53 years old and worried that I was too old. I just taught it to my descendants. There are many old people like the old man Qi who hope to spend their twilight years in peace, but the guns of the invaders have shattered their hopes. Grammar is formal; As an object, attributive, clause, it is similar to twilight, the year of the candle, the candle in the wind, the dying wood, the twilight scene of mulberry, Xu Niang's semi-old, the antonym of the candle in front of the wind, the cardamom, the cardamom, Xu Niang's semi-old, semi-old Xu Niang, and young.