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Jobb Posted 21 years ago
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Simply put, Lisao means "many complaints" in Chinese, and "Encountering Sorrow" sounds poetic. That is, it expresses the poet's subjective thoughts and feelings, and the way it expresses is beloved of by scholars since then.
Simply put, Lisao means "many complaints" in Chinese, and "Encountering Sorrow" sounds poetic. That is, it expresses the poet's subjective thoughts and feelings, and the way it expresses is beloved of by scholars since then.
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Simply put, 'Lisao' means 'many complaints' in Chinese, but 'encountering sorrow' sounds more poetic. It expresses the poet's subjective thoughts and feelings, and the way this is expressed has been (universally) beloved by scholars since.
- Simply put, 'Lisao' means 'many complaints' in Chinese, but 'encountering sorrow' sounds more poetic.
- It expresses the poet's subjective thoughts and feelings, and the way this is expressed has been (universally) beloved by scholars since.
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Simply put, 'Lisao' means 'many complaints' in Chinese, but 'encountering sorrow' sounds more poetic. It expresses the poet's subjective thoughts and feelings, and the way this is expressed has been (universally) beloved by scholars since.
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