Happy to retire from poverty
Happy to retire from poverty
As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l è Tu ì ā NP í n, which means to be willing to retire and be content with poverty. It's from mangshu written by Sikongtu in Tang Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
In Tang Dynasty, Sikong Tu's poem "Manshu", he said: "it's a good idea to retire from poverty, and it's a shame to become a family and serve the country."
Idiom usage
He has no sense of competition. < UL > < li > < / Li > < li > secluded < / Li > < li > < / Li > < li > commendatory words < / Li > < li > < li > as predicate and object; refers to no sense of competition < / Li > < li > < li > combined < / Li > < li > < / Li > < li > Tang Dynasty < / Li > < / UL >
Happy to retire from poverty
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