A trickle of work

A trickle of work

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ju ā nd ī zh ī L á o, which means little credit. It comes from the imperial edict for Liu Ji to commit suicide.

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Trickle: trickle; drop: drop. A little credit

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Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty wrote in the imperial edict for Liu Zhen to commit suicide: "Liu Zhen came from Lu Wu. His words and deeds are rarely known. There is no small amount of work in the country, but in the old days when I was a bandit."