Shoulder to shoulder
Time: 2022-01-31 01:19:32 Author: ChinaWiki.net
Shoulder to shoulder
It is a Chinese idiom, pronounced Ji ā NL á or è NYU à n, which means to bear hardships and complain. From behind the book.
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It's hard work for you. I'm not afraid to bear hardships or complain. 1. Be able to bear other people's complaints without complaining.
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Chen Zhiji of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the back of the book: "Juzheng is the Assistant Minister of inheritance. He works hard and bears no grudges. After a long time, he decides. 」
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