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Explanation: Road, way: Road. Listen to the road, the road, then spread. Refers to unfounded rumors. 　　Usage: Joint type; as predicate; containing derogatory 　　Source: Pre-Qin Confucian "Analects, XVII": "Road to hear and Tu (way) that virtue is also abandoned." 　　Examples: Sister ~, I wonder if? Still seeking instructions. (Qing Li Ruzhen "Flowers in the Mirror" fifty-third back) 　　Riddle: Road news; car radio amp Thesaurus Group:  Eyizie, incorrectly relay an erroneous message, A lie, if repeated often enough, will be accepted as truth, public clamour can confound right and wrong, Jihui clavicle, Give a dog a bad name., error circulation, Community species circulation, people's words indiscriminate, A thief, people pass real, Word of marketing gold, zhongshuo, Qunkoushuojin, gossip word, rumour, legend, gossip Antonym Group:  derived from the same origin (said of lineage, philosophy, etc.), can be traced to the same origin, Not established literal, To shower praise on..., oral teaching that inspires true understanding within, pass from mouth to mouth, There for Dramas, overwhelming popularity of a new book (causing shortage of printing paper); sensational sale of new book causes paper shortage, Seeing is believing., I'll believe that when I see it., Seeing, not hearing, seeing for oneself is better than hearing from others, Heard as witness, Buddhist monk's mantle and alms bowl which he hands down to his favourite disciple devolution, You are in the paper