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[Chinese Idioms And Fables] An incessant stream of carriages and horses

An incessant stream of carriages and horses

[Chinese Idioms And Fables] Light splendour grab eye

Light splendour grab eye

[Chinese Idioms And Fables] self-contradiction

self-contradiction

[Chinese Idioms And Fables] Rising Up upon Hearing the Crow of a Rooster to Practise Sword Playing

Rising Up upon Hearing the Crow of a Rooster to Practise Sword Playing

[Chinese Idioms And Fables] Shivering All Over Though Not Cold

Shivering All Over Though Not Cold

[Chinese Idioms And Fables] Take measures without attention to the changes in circumstances

Take measures without attention to the changes in circumstances

[Chinese Idioms And Fables] Calling a Stag a Horse

Calling a Stag a Horse

[Chinese Idioms And Fables] Carrying Faggots to Put Out a Fire

Carrying Faggots to Put Out a Fire

[Chinese Idioms And Fables] kindly step into the vat

kindly step into the vat

[Chinese Idioms And Fables] Birds Startled by the Mere Twang of a Bowstring

Birds Startled by the Mere Twang of a Bowstring
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