Jianghan Emperor
Jianghan Emperor
Jianghan Chaozong, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ji à NGH à NCH á oz à ng, which means that rivers run into the sea. It also refers to nightmares, the trend of the times and people's aspirations. It comes from Yu Gong, the book of history.
Idiom explanation
Jianghan: refers to the Yangtze River and the Han River; Chaozong: the princes meet the emperor, using the metaphor of rivers into the sea.
The origin of Idioms
Yu Gong, the book of history: "the emperor of Jianghan Dynasty lived in the sea."
Idiom usage
It is the trend of the times.
Jianghan Emperor
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1.The way of writing and martial arts is one by one
The way of writing and martial arts is one by one - wén wǔ zhī dào，yī zhāng yī chí
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3.while i do nothing contrary to my good name
while i do nothing contrary to my good name - dé yīn mò wéi
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5.To nourish oneself is to injure one's health
To nourish oneself is to injure one's health - yǐ yǎng shāng shēn
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7.compassion is the principle of life
compassion is the principle of life - cí bēi wéi běn
Time 2021-03-06