河落海干
Explanation: Metaphor that is not left. Usage: Joint type; as attribute, object; metaphor exhaustive, thorough, spare no pains Source: Qing Wen Kang, "Tale of Heroes" first back: "You get these to eat, and I happy to eat a dry river bed into the sea." Examples: This child you are afraid to spend money, instigating them to trouble me, and I happy to eat one - I do not know it! (Qing Cao Xueqin, "Dream of Red Mansions" Article 45 back)- Thesaurus: Hehehaigan
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