Take care of yourself(qú láo gù fù)
Take care of yourself
Lao Gu Fu, a Chinese idiom, is pronounced Q ú L á og ù f ù in pinyin, which means tired, hardworking and caring. It comes from the biography of empress concubine in the history of the Yuan Dynasty.
Idiom explanation
Tiredness: tiredness, tiredness. Gu Fu: care and nurture.
The origin of Idioms
In the first biography of the empress concubine in the history of the Yuan Dynasty: "the emperor was the Empress Dowager of the former Emperor, and the suming pot was used as a supplement to the former dynasty. It was courteous and thrifty, with the quality of birth and birth, and the thought of labor and recovery."
Chinese PinYin : qú láo gù fù
Take care of yourself
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