将遇良才
Explanation: Will: general; good before: GAO Cai. Means the ability to pretty much the two sides, run into Homo habilis Homo habilis Usage: The main predicate; as the predicate attribute; often used in conjunction with equal skill Source: Ming Shinai "Water Margin" 34 back: "Two to fight down the mountain breeze, but difficult to possession of chess Mismatched Fortunately, the case of good we go hard." Examples: Both of them really equal skill, ~.- Thesaurus: The case of good timber
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