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Learning from the past about learning from the past
But how often does the lesson actually “take”? 痛定思痛tsuu.tei.shi.tsuu Literally: pain – determine – think – pain Alternately: Remembering pain after one has recovered from it. By extension, looking back on something negative in the past (including e.g. one’s mistakes … Continue reading
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Tagged 痛定, 韓愈, 韩愈, Han Yu, learn from the past, remembering pain, warnings, 思痛
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Now with more star power
As in literally not just the north star, but six other stars 泰山北斗tai.zan.hoku.to Literally: Tai – mountain – north – dipper Alternately: A leading and respected figure in a given field; someone of immense personal authority by whose standard others … Continue reading
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Tagged authority, big dipper, 韓愈, 韩愈, Han Yu, leaders, Mount Tai, New Book of Tang, Tolkien, 北斗, 新唐書, 新唐书, 泰山
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