Category Archives: Vocabularies

Journal of the Week

12/21/2024 获罪于天,无所祷也 出自《论语》八佾篇: 意思是一个人如果得罪了上天,他就没有什么地方可去祷告了 12/19/2024 Martial art expert 孙禄堂 is known for mastering all three internal art (内拳) and wrote each a book. I have downloaded all three (八卦,太極,形意) in PDF into my digital library from Scribd. Two of which … Continue reading

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Vocabulary: 撩

To flirt. 撩妹。

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Vocabulary: Scrupulous

Obsession with something, usually morality, religion. The fundamentalists are scrupulous in obeying God, I believe. Such as a the Pharisees. Faithfulness is key, not scrupulous obedience, which is like mere loyalty.

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Vocabulary: 不惜名誉

Shamelessly

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Vocabulary:清官难断家务事

意思是家庭事务错综复杂,虽廉洁公正的官吏亦难论断其是非。 Domestic disputes are above outsiders' paygrade, even for an upright judge. This of course, requires a kind of God-fearing wisdom.

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Vocabulary:褒贬不一

褒贬不一 = mixed reviews. 意思是指不能确定是否为褒义或贬义

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Journal of the Week

10/24/2024 I woke up today with an old film in mind, Life is Beautiful (1997). I thought of it because though a great art, it has no allusion to Christ or the true Christian life in it, obviously. So, it … Continue reading

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On Capitalism

The benefit of it is obvious. And Americans the likes of Ben Shapiro love promoting Capitalism. Especially when the only alternative is communism. However, these aren't the only two choices. It should be more complex. Here I will focus more … Continue reading

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Vocabulary: Rustic

Countryside, rural.

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Vocabulary: Foobar

Computer programmers know foo bar are two anonymous standard variable names to choose from. However, some have said that they came from WW2's foul terminology: FUBAR (F-ed up beyond all recognition).

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