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It rained and the ground slipped. I fell down and got up on my own, thinking a thousand ways in one night. In the Ming dynasty, tofu was still sold. Believe in your arms and legs if you don't believe in God or ghosts! ! !

It's raining and the ground is slippery. Fall down and climb by yourself! Don't believe in god, don't believe in ghosts, only believe in your own arms and legs!

When it rains, the ground is slippery, farmers walk barefoot, food Man Cang is short of money, wild vegetables and wild fruits are rotten cliffs. "

When it rains, it slides on the ground, and when it falls, it climbs by itself; Get up if you can. If you can't get up, get down again.