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It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is k è Zu ǐ Li á oy á, which means moving your lips and tongue. It comes from Lian Zhixiu.
Idioms and allusions
[source]: Ming Dynasty Tao Zongyi's Lian Zhixiu, a record of stopping farming in Nancun, said: "the heart is beautiful, the heart is beautiful, the scriptures of Lao Tzu are publicized, the gag is made, and the skill is never separated; the tongue is lifted, and the eyes are kept."
Discrimination of words
Usage: used as predicate and object; used in spoken English
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swallow insult and humiliation silently - píng qì tūn shēng
be filled with righteous indignation - yì fèn tián yīng
purify the heart and do away with cares - zhāi xīn dí lǜ
Remove the chaff and block the wind - pái kāng zhàng fēng
he can size up people by his simple devices and is so alive to the changes about him that he proves to be a good commentator on the current situation - zhī rén lùn shì
curb the violent and assist the weak - chú qiáng fú ruò
Be unconcerned and dispassionate - bù jiū bù cǎi