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The idiom, pronounced R é Nb ǎ IQ í sh ē n, means that other people are willing to die a hundred times in exchange for the resurrection of the dead, which means that they mourn the dead deeply.

Idiom explanation

Idiom: a hundred people

Pronunciation: R é Nb ǎ IQ í sh ē n

Note: one hundred times: one hundred times. Others are willing to die a hundred times in exchange for the resurrection of the dead. To express the deepest mourning for the dead.

The origin of Idioms

"Poem · Qinfeng · huangniao": "if you can redeem it, you will have a hundred people."

Examples of Idioms

Your sacrifice is the eternal regret of the revolution, which cannot be redeemed. (Chen Yi's poem crying for Comrade Xiyi, commander of Ye Army)