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Revision as of 14:30, 5 December 2024
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QuanPuSymbol
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海底出珠 / 海底出珠
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1. May specifically relate to the acupoint 'haidi' (groin) or to something else 'below'. <br>2. May also relate to the story of the monkey king, stealing the dragon pearl from the sea palace. E.g. "long gong qu bao, take treasure from the dragon palace: grab the heel and knee of your adversary,<br>pressing down on his knee while lifting his heel" (from falk dictionary of martial arts)<br>3. maybe sometimes used as a synony for 'scoop the moon from the sea-bottom' (referring to a story where a group of monkeys tried to rescue the moon from a lake and fell into it)
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pinyin mandarin
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hóidái cēotzyū
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jyutping cantonese
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cn
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en
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Get beads from the sea floor (Fetching pearls from the ground of the sea)
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manual
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hǎi dǐ chū zhū
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海底出珠/海底出珠 (hǎi dǐ chū zhū / hóidái cēotzyū): Get beads from the sea floor
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