To be apart from others(lí shū shì zhe)
To be apart from others
Li Shishi is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l í sh ū sh ì Jue, which means to leave vegetables and take off clogs. It is a metaphor for getting rid of the miserable life and becoming an official.
Idiom explanation
Leave vegetable food, take off clogs. It is a metaphor for getting rid of the miserable life and becoming an official.
Idioms and allusions
Wang Bao's "Ode to the sage's virtuous ministers" in Wenxuan said: "to humble aoyan and rise to the imperial court, to leave qiaoshi and enjoy Gaoliang."
Chinese PinYin : lí shū shì zhe
To be apart from others
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talk and laugh at the same time
talk and laugh at the same time. zài xiào zài yán
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orchestral music with rapid and rich rhythm
orchestral music with rapid and rich rhythm. jí guǎn fán xián
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equally difficult to go on or retreat
equally difficult to go on or retreat. jìn tuì shī jù
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