What Is a Merit Good?
Merit, Chinese vocabulary.
- [gng jì]
- Merit
- gng jì
- mi fa '
- Credit
- Fault, merit, wrongdoing
- 1. As a result of winning the battle, he obtained great achievements.
- Columbus discovered
- [merits and achievements] [1] Refers to merits and achievements.
- 1. "Xunzi Kingba": "If the fame is like the sun and the moon, the achievements are like the world."
- 2. "Nan Shi Yuan Bi Chuan": "I have no merits in the court. After I stared at my eyes, I gathered my hands, feet, and burials without receiving gifts."
- 3. Ming Luo Guanzhong, "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", 120th, "Recommendation to Du veteran to make a new plan to surrender Sun Hao's three-point unification": You don't save the time and place, want to invite meritorious deeds, difficulties and disadvantages. Thank you!
- 4. Yang Shuo's "Return to the Volunteer Army": "How many hardships and hardships our soldiers have experienced, and how many earth-shattering achievements we have made, finally come back to the motherland." [1]
- 5. Li Dazhao's "My View of Marxism" VII: "A small flaw cannot hide his great achievements." [2-3]