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If you want to get away from it all but hate cabbages
羊裘垂釣 you.kyuu.sui.chou Literally: sheep – [clothing made of animal skin and/or fur] – dangle – fishing Alternately: To avoid the vulgar world of common society and live as a hermit. To live wearing animal skins and fish in streams for … Continue reading
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Tagged Book of the Later Han, 羊裘, fishing, hermit, sheepskin, 垂釣
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