have learned from the same master but started one 's own school(gòng zhī bié gàn)
have learned from the same master but started one 's own school
They are Chinese words and Pinyin is g ò ngzh ī Bi é g à n, which means that they are taught by a teacher, but each of them has his own school. The same origin developed different classifications.
explain
It is compared to a teacher who teaches but each of them has his own school.
source
The books they annotated, or they saw differently, had their own choices, or they were handed down by teachers. (Chapter 52 of Jing Hua Yuan by Li Ruzhen in Qing Dynasty)
Chinese PinYin : gòng zhī bié gàn
have learned from the same master but started one 's own school
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cultivate virtue throug practicing thrift
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one 's nostrils were assailed by a strange
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cravenly cling to life instead of braving death
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select the good and the capable for public service
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remain indifferent towards sth.
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extort excessive taxes and levies
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