The moon threatens the tongue(yǔ chū yuè xié)
The moon threatens the tongue
It is a Chinese idiom with the pronunciation of "Y ǔ ch ū Yu è Xi é", which means to utter something amazing and unusual.
explain
It's amazing, it's extraordinary.
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Huang Fu of the Tang Dynasty is a preface to Gu Kuang Ji, which says: "in the long lines of Yi Ge, the horse's hair is sharp, and it's often like wearing the heart of heaven and threatening the moon. It's surprising. The language is extraordinary and the fastest."
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