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Title: Grace

Pinyin: n di m: n

Explanation:

(1) refers to the gifts and courtesies given by the emperor to his courtiers according to customs. Han Qi's "Xie Chu Shi Zhu Xiang Xiang Zhou Biao": "Chartered."

(2) refers to manners. Basic explanation

[in favor; Grace] used to refer to the gifts and courtesy of the emperor, but now it refers to kindness.

1. refers to the emperor's favor to his subjects.

Song Hanqi's "Xie Chu Shi and Zhu Xiang Xiang Zhou Biao": "Being privileged by grace makes people very embarrassed." "The Surprise of the Second Moment" Volume 19: "Only once, the strangest thing is that the emperor ascended the pole, gave grace and gave the official a piece of paper." The first time in A Dream of Red Mansions: "Thanks to the emperor's grace, the title has not been paid."

2. Generally refers to kindness.

"Lessons from the past Tang Jieyuan smiled at the marriage": "It's just that my wife's maid-in-waiting hasn't come yet. I'm grateful and willing to see all this." Zhao Shuli's Marriage of Little Black Boys X: "Two Zhuge said,' That's all right, but you have to ask the district chief for grace, and you can't ask him to get engaged to this girl Yu Fu! " "