off the premises(xià zhú kè lìng)
Time: 2022-01-31 07:05:15 Author: ChinaWiki.net
off the premises
The Chinese idiom "Xi à zh ú K è L à ng" refers to the host driving away the unwelcome guests. From two horses.
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Qin Shihuang once issued an order to expel guest ministers from all countries. It refers to the host driving away the unwelcome guests.
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Lao She's two horses: "Mr. Ma, seeing that pastor Yi had already ordered him to leave, stood up unhappy."
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