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As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p ē Nb ó y ù ch ū, which means to describe the appearance of water rising or the sun rising to the horizon. From "a single spark can start a prairie fire".
The origin of Idioms
Mao Zedong's "a single spark can start a prairie fire" said: "it is a sunrise that stands on the top of a mountain and looks at the east from a distance
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: Ruri Dongsheng antonym: Sunset
Idiom usage
In the morning, as soon as I reached the top of the mountain, I saw a rising sun rising from the horizon.
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1.study by the light of glowworms and the reflection of snow
study by the light of glowworms and the reflection of snow - jí yíng yìng xuě
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5.add other things to an affair creating more difficulties
add other things to an affair creating more difficulties - tiān zhī jiē yè
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7.peel off the skin and pluck out the sinews
peel off the skin and pluck out the sinews - chōu jīn bāo pí
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