Three winters and two summers(sān dōng èr xià)
Three winters and two summers
Three winters and two summers, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is s à nd à ng è RXi à, meaning three or two years. It comes from the biography of Duan Yu in the book of the later Han Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
"The biography of Duan Yu in the book of the later Han Dynasty:" today, if you ride 5000 people, walk 10000 people, and ride 3000 Liang, three winters and two summers, you can break the rule. "
Chinese PinYin : sān dōng èr xià
Three winters and two summers
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