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饑饉薦臻
简 饥馑荐臻 · 繁 饑饉薦臻Mandarin · pinyin jī jǐn jiàn zhēn
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- famine repeats unceasingly (idiom, from Book of Songs)
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1–3–4–1 · ji1 jin3 jian4 zhen1
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phrase
- (idiomatic) famine occurring year after year
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