He is full of wisdom
He is full of wisdom
As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ū è Z ǎ IW ě I, which means that brothers are honored. From Shi Xiaoya Changdi.
The origin of Idioms
"Chang Di, Xiao Ya, Shi" says, "Chang Di's Hua, e is not Wei Wei." Zheng xuanjian said: "if the foot of Hubei gets the light of China, then Wei Wei Ran will prosper. It means that the younger brother will respect his elder brother, and the elder brother will honor his younger brother. The manifestation of kindness and righteousness is also Wei Wei Ran." Kong yingdashu: "brothers are harmonious, strong and bright If a brother goes on a blind date, it will be Rongxian. "
He is full of wisdom
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