If you go deep into the ice(ruò shè yuān bīng)
If you go deep into the ice
As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is Ru ò sh è Yu āī Nb ī ng, which means to describe a difficult and dangerous situation. From on the way of Li Chen.
explain
It's a metaphor for being in a difficult and dangerous situation.
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Chen Shou of Jin Dynasty, the first record of Emperor Wu in the annals of the Three Kingdoms, Wei Shu: in May, Emperor bingshen's envoy Xi Wu, the censor, appointed the Duke to be the Duke of Wei, saying On the basis of Zhaomin, it's hard to think forever, as if you've learned a lot
Chinese PinYin : ruò shè yuān bīng
If you go deep into the ice
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