Great Qin: I'm Already the Emperor, and You Want Me to Start a Rebellion?

I watched it. The dialogue was quite funny, and it showed a lot of linguistic artistry.

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This is explained in the Erya, a book compiled between the Warring States period and the Han Dynasty, specifically in the section on "Explanation of Beasts": Zhi means pig. Its offspring are called tun. A one-year-old pig is called zhen. What does this mean? It means that is pig, piglets are called "", and a pig that has grown to one year old is called "". The exact date of composition of the Erya cannot be determined, but based on the content of the ancient books included in it, it is no earlier than the Warring States period and no later than the Han Dynasty. Since it is included in the "Treatise on Literature and Art" in the Book of Han, many people believe that it was written during the Han Dynasty.

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