Qi Ju'er(qī qī jù ěr)
Qi Ju'er
Qi Qi hu'er, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ī Q ī J ù R, which means fraternity. From the book of songs Da Ya Xing Wei.
The origin of Idioms
In the book of songs, Daya Xingwei: "brothers Qi and Qi, Mo Yuanyou."
Idiom usage
When he retired from the imperial examination, he often felt very sad. The Three Kingdoms Wei · Caozhi's "Qiu Tong Qin Qin Biao"
Chinese PinYin : qī qī jù ěr
Qi Ju'er
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husband and wife who have gone through difficult times together
husband and wife who have gone through difficult times together. huàn nàn fū qī
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retire from active athletic competition
retire from active athletic competition. fēng dāo guà jiàn
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with spots of tears and blood
with spots of tears and blood. xuè lèi bān bān
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a far-sighted plan that goes deep into the most probable changes in the years to come
a far-sighted plan that goes deep into the most probable changes in the years to come. jì shēng lǜ yuǎn
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be mentioned in the same breath
be mentioned in the same breath. tóng rì ér lùn
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It's a shame to be a hindrance
It's a shame to be a hindrance. ài kǒu shí xiū
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