BlogHide Reblurtsbring in blurt-188888 • yesterday成语趣谈（十三）：南橘北枳 About Chinese Idioms (13): Oranges Change with Their Environment About Chinese Idioms (13): Oranges Change with Their Environmentbring in blurt-188888 • 2 days ago成语趣谈（十二）：七步成诗 About Chinese Idioms (12): Seven Steps into PoetryAbout Chinese Idioms (12): Seven Steps into Poetrybring in blurt-188888 • 3 days ago成语趣谈（十一）：此地无银三百两 About Chinese Idioms (11): No 300 Taels of Silver Buried Here. -- a Clumsy Denial Resulting in Self-exposureNo 300 Taels of Silver Buried Here. -- a Clumsy Denial Resulting in Self-exposurebring in blurt-188888 • 4 days ago永不言放弃 Never Give UpNever Give Upbring in blurt-188888 • 5 days ago成语趣谈（十）：三人成虎 About Chinese Idioms (10): Three People Can Make a TigerAbout Chinese Idioms (10): Three People Can Make a Tigerbring in blurt-188888 • 8 days ago成语趣谈（九）：自相矛盾 About Chinese Idioms (9): Argue Against OneselfAbout Chinese Idioms (9): Argue Against Oneselfbring in blurt-188888 • 9 days ago成语趣谈（八）：滥竽充数 About Chinese Idioms (8): Pretend to Play the Yu in Order to Make Up the Number for an Orchestra -- To Be Included in a Group Just to Fill in a VacancyAbout Chinese Idioms (8): Pretend to Play the Yu in Order to Make Up the Number for an Orchestra bring in blurt-188888 • 15 days ago成语趣谈（七）：鹬蚌相争 About Chinese Idioms (7): A Snipe and a Clam in a Fight-- a Dispute Between Both Sides Will Benefit a Third PartyAbout Chinese Idioms (7): A Snipe and a Clam in a Fight-- a Dispute Between Both Sides Will Benefit a Third Partybring in blurt-188888 • 15 days ago成语趣谈（六）：塞翁失马 About Chinese Idioms (6): The Old frontiersman Losing His Horse—a Blessing in DisguiseAbout Chinese Idioms (6): The Old frontiersman Losing His Horse—a Blessing in Disguisebring in blurt-188888 • 16 days ago成语趣谈（五）：指鹿为马 About Chinese Idioms (5): Point to a Deer, Call It a Horse -- Deliberately MisrepresentAbout Chinese Idioms (5): Point to a Deer, Call It a Horse -- Deliberately Misrepresentbring in blurt-188888 • 17 days ago成语趣谈（四）：朝三暮四 About Chinese Idioms (4): Three in the Morning and Four in the Evening--Change One's Mind FrequentlyAbout Chinese Idioms (4): Three in the Morning and Four in the Evening--Change One's Mind Frequentlybring in blurt-188888 • 18 days ago成语趣谈（三）：守株待兔 About Chinese Idioms (3): Stand by a Tree Stump Waiting for a Hare to Come and Dash Itself Against ItStand by a Tree Stump Waiting for a Hare to Come and Dash Itself Against Itbring in blurt-188888 • 19 days ago最洞悉人性的句子 The Most Insightful Sentence about Human NatureThe Most Insightful Sentence about Human Naturebring in r2cornell • 20 days ago成语趣谈（二）：井底之蛙About Chinese Idioms (2): Be Like a Frog at the Bottom of a Well -- Able Only to See the Little Patch of Sky AboveAbout Chinese Idioms (2): Be Like a Frog at the Bottom of a Well -- Able Only to See the Little Patch of Sky Abovebring in blurt-188888 • 22 days ago成语趣谈（一）：人走茶凉 About Chinese Idioms (1): No Sooner Has the Person Gone Away Than the Tea Cools DownAbout Chinese Idioms (1): No Sooner Has the Person Gone Away Than the Tea Cools Downbring in blurt-188888 • 24 days ago法律制度和生命到底哪一个重要？ Which Is More Important, the Legal System or Life?Which Is More Important, the Legal System or Life?bring in blurt-188888 • 26 days ago借汝之光，得见光明 In the Light Shall We See LightIn the Light Shall We See Lightbring in blurt-188888 • last month身边人，身边事 People and Things around MePeople and Things around Mebring in blurt-188888 • last month法律制定的出发点应是限制强者 The Starting Point for Formulating Laws Should Be to Restrict the Strong The Starting Point for Formulating Laws Should Be to Restrict the Strongbring in blurt-188888 • last month多读书，读好书 Read More Books, Read Good BooksRead More Books, Read Good Books
