It's a day of banditry(fěi yí zhāo xī)
It's a day of banditry
Banditry is a Chinese word. Pinyin is f ě iy í zh ā ox ī, which means more than one morning and one night.
Idiom explanation
Pinyin f ě iy í zh ā ox ī means more than one morning and one night.
The origin of Idioms
The source of "ZhouShu · Wendi Ji Shang": "today, if you call Yue to give the officials, the officials will be in the East, and the bandits will be in the day."
Examples of Idioms
Example "Strange Tales from a lonely studio · Yingning" I have a will.
Chinese PinYin : fěi yí zhāo xī
It's a day of banditry
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come over and pledge allegiance
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