Explanation: The former refers to the length of writing to more than rhetorical boast of camel, in a contest after a lively touch of luxury. Usage: Joint type; as the predicate attribute; refers to the number of read or write more than rhetorical phase Source: Tang and Han Yu, "free scholar Tong Chen order": "Reading that study, Zuan statement that the text, not to boast too much, fighting extravagant." Examples: After the Song, scholars, fighting a good boast more extravagant. (Qing Yuan Mei, "With the Garden Poetry" Volume)
No. 2
Don "Song Chen scholar Tong order": "Reading the academic, Zuan statement that the text, more and fight Not to boast too extravagant." After "more than fighting extravagant praise" means the amount of reading or writing to China and the United States with more than rhetoric ﹑ boast.
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No. 3
Don "Song Chen scholar Tong order": "Reading the academic, Zuan statement that the text, more and Dou Not to boast too extravagant." After "more than Dou extravagant praise" refers to the number of reading or writing more than rhetoric with China and the United States boast. "ZHUAIYULE" Volume 95: "Ming (Cheng Ming) above Cai (Xie shangcai) as Wanwusangzhi rote learning, is not intended to cover regardless of their reasons, but many Dou extravagant praise for the able." Ming Xie Zhen "Supplements in "volume IV:" Hanchang Li, Liu Hou-long joint sub-sentence, the word difficult to rhyme insurance, however many Dou extravagant praise. "Wan Qing Wang," Communication is the Tower ":" Gu Zhishan study who started almost Bo, almost around the end, Hiroyuki not boast too many Dou extravagant, but not about the security disability insurance is also humble. "
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No. 4
Kwame: boast; fight: competition; extravagant: luxury. Means the length of the original writing to more than rhetorical boast camel, a lively game after that luxurious.
