Vocabulary: 父亲南怀瑾
- board and lodging; room and board
- to depart from; to deviate from; deviation
- magnanimous; generous (in spirit)
- nothingness
- beef noodle soup
- beef
- to echo one another (idiom)
- to make insinuations; to take an indirect approach (in making inquiries) (idiom)
- to urge sb on
- desire; longing; appetite; craving
- ardent; eager; earnest
- 51st year A3 of the 60 year cycle, e.g. 1974 or 2034
- old calendar; the Chinese lunar calendar; same as 農曆|农历[nong2 li4]
- in turn; successively; one after the other; bit by bit
- huge; enormous; tremendous
- to damage; to wreck; to destroy
- order; orderliness (in society, in the classroom, on the roads etc)
- a tiny bit; very little; next to nothing (idiom)
- all the more; increasingly
- rash; impetuous; irritable
- all day long; whole day
- to apply in practice; practical; functional; pragmatic; applied (science)
- excessive; over-; excess; going too far; extravagant; intemperate; overdue
- 逼 bī: 逼 bi1: to compel; to pressure逼 bī: 逼 bi1: to force (sb to do sth); to compel; to press for; to extort; to press on towards; to press up to; to close in on
- bow string; string of musical instrument; watchspring; chord (segment of curve); hypotenuse; CL:根[gen1]
- 绷 běng: 绷 beng3: to have a taut face绷 bēng: 绷 beng1: to draw tight; to stretch taut; to tack (with thread or pin); (bound form) embroidery hoop; (bound form) woven bed mat
- to produce the opposite of the desired result
- to strike a balance between work and rest (idiom)
- to relax; to slacken; to loosen
- to pressure; to press; to force; to compel; to push; to coerce; to urge; to impel; to bully into; to be compelled
- to handle affairs; to deal with matters
- to assess one's capabilities and act accordingly (idiom); to act within one's competence; One does what one can.
- a drip; a little bit; intravenous drip (used to administer drugs)
- to stand straight; attention! (order to troops)
- happy
- should; ought
- “Art of War”, one of the Seven Military Classics of ancient China 武經七書|武经七书[Wu3 jing1 Qi1 shu1], written by Sun Tzu 孫子|孙子[Sun1 zi3]
- historical biography