poetry > To follow what is right is like walking uphill (or climbing a hill)
From good Rudeng
Explanation: Means as good as mountain climbing is not easy to learn difficult metaphor Usage: The main predicate; as predicate; analogy is difficult to learn Source: "Singer of the song": "proverb said: If from a good board, such as the collapse from the evil." Wei Zhao Note: "If Gordon, Yu difficult; such as collapse, Yu and easy."
That as good as hard as climbing
That is as good as mountain climbing is not easy. "National language the song": "saying, saying: From good as Gordon, from the evil like collapse." Wei Zhao Note: "If Teng, Yu difficult; such as collapse, Yu Yi."
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English Expression
v.: follow what is right is like walking uphill (or climbing a hill)
Containing Phrases
To follow what is right is like walking uphill (or climbing a hill) From evil, such as collapse
To follow what is right is like walking uphill (or climbing a hill) From evil, such as collapse
Good example from the board, from the evil such as the collapse