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Re: 207. 小明 - Xiao Ming
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2021-05-02 04:42 pm (UTC)
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Baike says the net of justice; the long arm of the law.
I think the poet is serving as an official in a far away place, not necessarily exile, just that bureaucrats had to serve away from home.
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Re: 207. 小明 - Xiao Ming
Date: 2021-05-02 04:42 pm (UTC)I think the poet is serving as an official in a far away place, not necessarily exile, just that bureaucrats had to serve away from home.