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A glimpse of the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ku ī Ji à NY ī B ā n, meaning only to understand one or two. It's from the book of Gao Zi's posthumous letter, Huiyu 98.
The origin of Idioms
Huiyu 98, Gaozi's posthumous note: I have never known the origin of Yangming and Xiangshan's learning, but I had a glimpse of them in the boat before. The popularity of Wuzhong folk songs in Ming Dynasty can also be seen from the description of novels in Ming Dynasty. ——Preface to Guan Dedong's folk song
Idiom usage
Verb object construction; as predicate.
Chinese PinYin : kuī jiàn yī bān
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maintain internal security and repel foreign invasion. ān nèi rǎng wài
Deep mapping and remote calculation. shēn tú yuǎn suàn
explain profound theories in simple language. shēn rù qiǎn chū
stand by watching others battle. zuò bì shàng guān