Min Luan Sizhi
Minluan Sizhi is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ǐ NLU à ns ī zh ì, refers to pity troubled times and hope to govern the world. From Lin Quan's essays.
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In Lin Quan's essays by Zhang Lun of Ming Dynasty, "when he was in turmoil at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, his poems were long and thoughtful. They all had the meaning of remembering the monarch and thinking of governing the country.". 」
Chinese PinYin : mǐn luàn sī zhì
Min Luan Sizhi
drink toast after toast to each other. chuán bēi huàn zhǎn
be wavering and unable to decide. hú yí bù jué
Violence from the top to the bottom. shàng màn xià bào
suffer affronts without resentment. shǔ fù jī cháng