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Thin bones, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ò UG ǔ L é NGL é ng, which means to describe a person or animal thin and naked. From the storm.

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To describe a person or animal as emaciated.

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[source] in the first part of Zhou Libo's stormy rain, Part Nine: "in his room, he is a man with thin bones and Haloxylon ammodendron. One day he worries about the dark, rice, firewood and salt." [example] sister Mu rushes into the door in a panic. She happens to see the white faced ghost with a shrugged shoulder and strides out angrily. The melancholy of the ancient city by Wang Xiyan