Take the bull and ride the horse
Take the bull and ride the horse
As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is f ú Ni ú ch é NGM ǎ, which means to drive cattle and horses. From the book of changes
The origin of Idioms
In the book of changes, Xici Part 2: "to serve the ox and ride the horse, to lead the heavy and far, to benefit the world."
Idiom usage
Since Xuanyuan, the chariot of today has been taken by man, and man has taken the place of animal. New book of the Tang Dynasty biography of Wang Qiuli
Take the bull and ride the horse
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2.accumulate bit makes too remarkable
accumulate bit makes too remarkable - jī wēi chéng zhù
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5.seeking pleasure is like drinking poisoned wine
seeking pleasure is like drinking poisoned wine - yàn ān zhèn dú
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7.remain a devoted couple to the end of their lives
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9.be courteous to the wise and condescending to scholars
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10.all blend into one harmonious whole
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