Wen Yuke - "Having a bamboo in the chest"
"Having a bamboo in the chest" is a Chinese idiom that co...
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A wise wife brings fewer troubles to her husband; a filial child brings peace to their parents. — "Expanded Wisdom"
In the intricate tapestry of human relationships, wisdom ...
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Xinling Jun Steals the Tokens to Rescue
In a world that often feels like it’s teetering on the ed...
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Yan Zhenqing - "Ink penetrating the paper"
Ink has a remarkable ability to interact with paper, crea...
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Marriage is about money; the relationship between husband and wife is significant. — "Expanded Wisdom"
Marriage is often perceived as a union born out of love—a...
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Li Bai - "Dreaming of a brush that produces flowers"
Li Bai, one of the most renowned poets of the Tang Dynast...
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Parental love is deep but eventually leads to parting; the bond between couples is strong but also ends in separation. — "Expanded Wisdom"
Parental love is often described as one of the deepest co...
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Zhao Kuo's Theoretical Warfare
In the heart of ancient China, Zhao Kuo emerged as a rema...
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Liu Yuxi - "Common sight to the Sima"
In the realm of Chinese literature and idioms, the phrase...
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A husband loves his wife as a master; a parent loves his child as kin. — "Expanded Wisdom"
In the intricate dance of human relationships, there exis...
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Fan Sui's Strategy of Distant Alliances
In the intricate world of international relations, Fan Su...
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Yang Shi - "Standing in the snow at Cheng's door"
Yang Shi, often referenced by the idiom "Standing in the ...
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Newlyweds are better off separated. — "Dream of the Red Chamber"
In the intricate tapestry of "Dream of the Red Chamber," ...
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Accepting Responsibility with Humility
In our fast-paced world today, taking responsibility with...
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Xiang Yu - "Breaking the cauldrons and sinking the boats"
The story of Xiang Yu, a prominent figure from the end of...
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Don’t scold your wife in the evening; one night of solitude is too lonely. — "Expanded Wisdom"
The aphorism "Don’t scold your wife in the evening; one n...
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The Return of the Precious Jade
In the fascinating world of ancient cultures, few treasur...
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Fu Jian - "Sounds of wind and cries of cranes"
The sounds of wind rustling through the trees, accompanie...
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In a household with many mouths, one person manages it all. — "Expanded Wisdom"
In analyzing the phrase, "In a household with many mouths...
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