抱恨终天

Explanation: Hate: remorse; Zhongtian: life. Refers to the death of the old life because their parents are grief. Means something is wrong regret for a lifetime. 　　Usage: Partial official; as the predicate attribute; described irreparable regret 　　Source: Yuan Yao Sui, "Li Gong Ancestral Temple in the book Zuocheng monument": "I shall not lose Xiangong when both bitterness in the Zhong Tian, Tai Furen this re-abandonment, and the body head first morning dew ... ... I do not close the eyes Izumishita carry on. " 　　Examples: This mother is lost, ~. (Ming Luo, "Three Kingdoms" back forty) Thesaurus:  grievous wrong, suffer a wrong be wronged, to feel remorse for the rest of one's life, Zhongtianzhihen, be wronged suffer a wrong, Wronged and Mo White, die unwillingly with a grievance or everlasting regret, Zhongtianzhihan, Zhongtianzhitong