Reward for one's work(chóu gōng gěi xiào)
Reward for one's work
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ó UG à NGG à IXI à o, which means to reward those who have made contributions. It comes from the Dunhuang Bianwen anthology Wu Zixu Bianwen.
explain
Reward: reward. To give (life). It means to reward those who have made contributions.
source
In Dunhuang Bianwen collection, Wu Zixu Bianwen: "Zixu went into the city with the emperor's death, seized the dagger and paid for his contributions."
usage
Combined; predicate; commendatory
Chinese PinYin : chóu gōng gěi xiào
Reward for one's work
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