Vocabulary

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treacherous friend; snake in one's bosom; treacherous insider

Noun

generation-to-generation instruction from master to disciple

Noun

wise and clear-sighted; intelligent and astute by nature; blessed with talents

Noun

utmost purity

Noun

utmost purity

Noun

unprecedented in history; unheard-of; epoch-making

Noun

inquiry; enquiry; investigation; (police) interview; questioning (e.g. witness, suspect); hearing

Noun

self-cleansing power; being capable of purifying oneself

Noun

the first in history; only once in history

Noun

overriding necessity; absolute requirement; an absolute must

Noun

the orientation of time and place; awareness of the existing situation

Noun

self-help efforts; independent efforts; self-supporting endeavor

Noun

loss of (self-)confidence; inferiority complex

Noun

wise and clear-sighted; intelligent and astute by nature; blessed with talents

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being of a gentle disposition; being of a mild character

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sense of the trend of the times; sensitivity to the changing times

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sense of the times; sensitivity to the times

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being of an upright character; being of a noble nature

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preparatory operations; measure taken in advance; doing the groundwork

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one's thought and beliefs

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slavish submission to power; sycophancy; flunkeyism; toadyism

Noun

a glib tongue (with fair words); fluent talk designed to deceive; talk something away

Noun

the friendly atmosphere of the traditional commercial and working-class neighborhoods

Noun

the warm feelings of people of the traditional commercial and working-class neighborhoods

Noun

poem of four lines, each of seven (Chinese) characters

Noun

poem of eight lines, each of seven (Chinese) characters

Noun

taking care of oneself; looking after oneself

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being prudent and cautious; caution oneself against

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jealousy and enmity; being jealous of and at odds with (each other)

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practical ethics (morality)

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practical ethics (morality)

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(practice of) simplicity and frugality; scrimping and saving

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the recovery of lost territory; recovering (regaining) lost ground (one's former position); fence-mending

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struggling through wind and rain; undergoing hardships

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struggling through wind and rain; undergoing hardships

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being disappointed and disheartened

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guide to office routine; guide to the performance of official duties

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(the two persons' sides) being evenly matched in ability

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pragmatism; functionalism; practicality; being intended for practical purposes

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according to (depending on) one's ability; if one is good (competent, talented) enough

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