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A: Can the living use the word long-cherished wish?
Of course. Long-cherished wish (also known as long-cherished wish) is a Chinese vocabulary, and the pinyin is sê yu à n, which means a wish that has always been cherished. A person's wishes before or during his lifetime.

From: Tang Du Fu's poem "Traveling in the Past": "Wandering around famous mountains begins in the distant valley. It is sad that good deeds go against one's long-cherished wish. "

Visit famous mountains in your spare time, starting from distant valleys. Although I often encounter beautiful scenery, I still have a gap from my lifelong wish (like seclusion in the mountains), so I have to look at the land of vast expanse with sadness.

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Synonym of long-cherished wish

First of all, Su Zhi? 【sùzhi】?

Explanation: Long-cherished wish: unfulfilled ambition. Su Zhi will not change.

The goal of educational reform is to change exam-oriented education into quality education.

Second, wish? 【sùàn】?

Commentary: I have always had a wish: I hope to get what I want.

Example: Everyone has a wish, which he hopes can come true.