Explanation: ① thousand years, describe the long years. ② the death of the emperor politely.
No. 2
Thousand years, describe the long years. Guo, "Gao Jianli," the first act: "He left us for good example, his brilliant last forever and never forgotten." Also for "generations." Rende Yao, "Malan Flower" Scene One: "Well everyone loves flowers, open unbeaten generations."
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No. 3
The death of the emperor politely. "Family Records of Prince Liangxiao less Chu Sun": the "Empress of the weight, there Mrs Elisa, proud Jian long time, a few good words Emperor Jing Wen, Chuan Wang after eternities, but really can not."
aeon, be in the ascendant, flourish prosperous, be just unfolding, like the rising sun— have great expectations, vigorousness, Aeon Evergreen, aeon lasting forever, Eternal future generations, Rumble Day
Antonym
from six months o a year (said of a relatively short time), A relaxation one, One of a relaxation, beyond redemption; be doomed eternally, Three to five years, be hopeless, hopeless, a fatal wound, Human life Risk shallow, one getting old as the pearl becoming yellow, To be the Labour Lost, wait at one's ease for the fatigued enemy, (of a nation) recuperate and multiply, get up steam; conserve strength and store up energy, (literally) to be looked at by ten eyes and pointed at by ten fingers--under the glare of the public, be subjected to the censure of everybody, be subjected to the censure of everybody, it produces silk and traps itself, It is' all up with sb. one's day is gone, The morning sun never lasts a day., dwell under one's vine and fig tree, Great cry and little wool., fare worse and worse for all one's scheming, irreparableness, Riboyanzi, declining rapidly as the sun is _set_ting beyond the western hills, new wine in old bottles, harp on the same string., Dead wood rot strains, the evening of one's life, inanition, The breath is dying out. dying, levin alpenglow, levin Flint, Flash of light, sick beyond cure, illness To the marrow follow, listen to, submit, be dying, transiency, kao huang, have one foot in the grave; be getting nearer and nearer to coffin, in one's declining years