Vocabulary: 父亲南怀瑾
- to call into question; to challenge (the truth or validity of)
- a dispute; to wrangle
- (bound form) to state; to tell; to narrate; to relate
- speech sounds; pronunciation; colloquial (rather than literary) pronunciation of a Chinese character; phonetic; audio; voice; (Internet) to voice chat; voice message
- to compile; to collect
- (idiom) word for word; verbatim; without a single mistake or omission
- to put oneself in sb else's shoes
- pardonable (of interruption, misunderstanding etc)
- to proofread and correct; to edit and rectify; to correct; to calibrate
- main point; emphasis
- lit. eyes obscured by a single leaf (idiom); fig. not seeing the wider picture; can't see the wood for the trees
- all flowers; all beauties; all talents
- to envy (success, talent); jealous
- to misunderstand; to mistake; misunderstanding; CL:個|个[ge4]
- to piece together; to put together; to pool (resources etc); to share; to risk all; to go all out; to spell (words)
- to make painstaking efforts (idiom); after much trouble; to work hard at sth
- to share (a burden, a cost, a responsibility)
- room; universe
- noticeable; large; clear; distinct; Taiwan pr. [zhuo2]
- historian
- 公道 gōng dao: 公道 gong1 dao5: fair; equitable公道 gōng dào: 公道 gong1 dao4: justice; fairness; public highway
- attractive force (such as gravitation); sex appeal; attractiveness
- margin; leeway
- 外传 wài zhuàn: 外传 wai4 zhuan4: unofficial biography (as opposed to official dynastic biography)外传 wài chuán: 外传 wai4 chuan2: to tell others (a secret); to divulge to an outsider; to be rumored
- (idiom) to be well aware; to understand clearly
- conforming with the norms of society
- line of thought; way of thinking
- actually; in fact
- hundred years; century; (fig.) a whole lifetime; a person's whole life
- a share (in a company); stock
- Xunzi, (c. 310-237 BC), Confucian philosopher; the Xunzi, a collection of philosophical writings attributed to Xunzi
- lit. genuine goods at fair prices (idiom); fig. genuine; real; true
- to degenerate; to deteriorate; (of food) to go bad; to go off; (geology) metamorphism