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natural disaster

[tiān zāi dì biàn]

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Natural disasters and natural disasters, a Chinese idiom, is ti  nz  i d ì bi à n, which means the disasters and variations that occur in the heaven and earth. The ancients believed in superstition as a warning from heaven to rulers. From Wei Shu, Biography of Cui Hao.

Chinese name: natural disaster
Origin: Wei Shu, The Biography of Cui Hao

Pinyin: tiān zāi dì biàn
Interpretation: Disasters and variations of heaven and earth

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Disasters and variations of heaven and earth. The ancients believed in superstition as a warning from heaven to rulers.

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《 Wei Shu · Cui Hao's Biography: "Since last year, natural disasters have changed, all in Qin Liang."

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As subject, object and attribute; It refers to disasters, etc^[1]

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