Sob is a Chinese word, meaning sad and suffocating sound, which comes from anecdotes of Zuo.
Source:
1, one of Yan Ai's angry poems: "The viewers are wandering and weeping."
2. Yan Zhitui's "Yan Jia Xun: After Marriage" in the Northern Qi Dynasty: "Every time Ji Chen visits his stepmother, he feels sobbing and can't help it. His family can't bear to look up."
3. Chapter 8 of the History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "Zi Feng Linxing, weeping and worshipping the ground, said:' Feng can rest for you. Fortunately, he returned to China and had to sacrifice first. I am a minister of the world and dare not be unfaithful. "Zhuang Gong also sobbed."
Sobbing sentence:
1, after a few days and nights, the bodies of the enemy and the enemy were everywhere, the mountains and rivers were stained with blood, the horn whimpered, and the sun and the moon fainted.
2. At night, there was a child sobbing and crying, which made Fourth Wife very uneasy.
3. It seems to be that kind of unique sweet whimper that hangs over the child and can't tell the gender.