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Tag Archives: 韓詩外傳
Lose yourself in the public flats
公平無私 kou.hei.mu.shi Literally: public – even – no – private Alternately: Impartial; unprejudiced; unswayed by personal interests. Fair. Notes: This comes from our friend the Han shi waizhuan (Japanese 『韓詩外伝』 = Kanshi gaiden). It also has an expanded Japanese-style reading, … Continue reading
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Tagged 無私, even-handed, exactly what we need right now, 韓詩外傳, 韩诗外传, 西郷隆盛, fair, Han shi waizhuan, impartiality, public servants, Saigō Takamori, 公平, 明治維新
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