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What do you mean unbearable?
It means: it is painful to remember the past, so I can't bear to recall it; Describe how you feel about the past after great changes have taken place in your environment or thoughts.

First, pinyin:

Boken Huisiu.

Second, the source:

From Li Yu's Yu Meiren: "When is the spring flower and the autumn moon? What do you know about the past! This small building blew eastward again last night; The old country is unbearable to look back on the moon. "

Third, synonyms:

Learn from a painful experience, create great pain, and suddenly look back.

Fourth, antonyms:

Overjoyed, overjoyed.

Unfortunate moral and historical allusions;

1, meaning:

What is unbearable is not the beautiful or painful past, but the unbearable expectation and comparison of the present situation. When a person can't go back to the past, the only thing he can do is not to look back to avoid the impact of contrast.

Everyone has more or less terrible memories, but people should learn to face them firmly, fight against them with the mentality of "everything is floating clouds" and face life with an optimistic and strong attitude.

2. Historical allusions:

The name of the Emperor in the Southern Tang Dynasty was Li Yu, and it was called Li Houzhu in history. He is good at piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, loves to write poems and songs, knows nothing about military affairs, leads an extremely luxurious life, and has long been addicted to singing and dancing. Faced with the powerful threat of the Song Dynasty, Li Yu took the initiative to send a large number of treasures to the Song Dynasty, expressing his willingness to give up the title of Southern Tang Dynasty and become a vassal of the Song Dynasty. Zhao Kuangyin didn't give up the idea of destroying Nan Tang.

In 974, citing Li Yu's refusal to appear in court, Zhao Kuangyin ordered General Cao Bin to lead a hundred thousand troops to conquer the Southern Tang Dynasty. Li Yu became a prisoner, and Zhao Kuangyin said he was disobedient. Since then, Li Yu has lived in Kaifeng with humiliation as the king of national subjugation. Every time I think of the past, Li Yu always feels infinite bitterness and regret.

One early summer night, Li Yu looked at the scenery outside the small building and couldn't sleep for a long time, so he wrote his mood in the famous Yu Meiren, in which there were two sentences: "The east wind blew in the small building last night, and our country couldn't bear to look back at the moon." This is an unforgettable historical allusion.