What Does an Avian Veterinarian Do?
Animals and beasts is a Chinese vocabulary. Pinyin is qín shòu, which is a collective name for birds and beasts. In ancient times, it also refers to beasts; "Mencius Teng Wengong" said: "The vegetation is lush, the animals are breeding, the grain is unbearable, and the animals are aggressive." [1]
- [qín shòu]
- [Foreign language translation] ( ).
- A collective term for birds and mammals.
- "Mencius Teng Wengong": "Mature vegetation, breeding of animals and animals, unbearable grain, animals and animals are compelling."
- "Preface" by Liang Xiaotong of the Southern Dynasty: "If it is a matter of time, it will sing a thing, the prosperity of the wind and grass, the flow of fish, insects, and beasts, and it will be extended to it."
- Beasts.
- "Book of Rites, Quli": "Parrots can speak without birds; Orangutans can speak without birds."
- "Han Shu · Jiang Duyi Wang Liu Fei Chuan": "Jian Yu wants people to have children with beasts and animals, and forces the palace people to be naked and well-documented, and to deal with sheep and dogs."
- A metaphor for someone who is ignorant of manners or degrading.
- "Mencius Teng Wen Gong": "There is no father and no king, but also animals."
- Used as a slang word. Still a beast.
- The second fold of the fourth book of The West Chamber by Yuan Shifu: "Mother, call the beast in the study!"
- "Children's Heroes" seventh round: "I'm afraid that you and the beast told me! I'm as dead as a death now, that one will still have to die!"
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