Time to grind
Mo Dun's spare time, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ó D ù nzh ī Xi á, which means spare time in war. It comes from Wang Lanquan, the successor of Sinology in the Guochao period.
Idiom explanation
Leisure: leisure, leisure.
The origin of Idioms
Wang Lanquan, a Sinologist of the state Dynasty, written by Jiang Fan in the Qing Dynasty: "although Mr. Wang worked for nine years in the army, he spent his spare time chanting and reciting at once, and he would never stop reading."
Chinese PinYin : mó dùn zhī xiá
Time to grind
Village wine and wild vegetables. cūn jiǔ yě shū
Tiger crouching and dragon leaping. hǔ wò lóng tiào
wring one 's heart to the very core. bēi tòng yù jué
to pursue goodness is as difficult as ascending a mountain. cóng shàn rú dēng
Four barren and eight extreme. sì huāng bā jí