Little Panda
Stories
52
Chapters
6,700
Words
103.3 M
Comments
4,641
Reading
358 d, 15 h
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The Grand Finale Firewood and Fire are Passed On (2) Eighteen years later. “And in the time that followed, the little medical examiner became a chief medical examiner who could hold up a side on her ownHanzi: 独当一面 | Pinyin: dúdāngyīmiàn | Explanation: An idiom meaning to be able to take charge of a situation or area of responsibility by oneself., the teacher surnamed Duan who had led her into the profession became an authority in the industry, and her master’s master, that famous,…-
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Volume Two: Second Scroll The End of a Memory (1) They… none of them should have ended up like this. "Not long after spring began, I never expected Lin Jueshui to come back. That day, Song Yiwu and the others and I were working together, coordinating from the inside and out to bust a drug trafficking den…" Lin Youyuan remembered the events of that day with perfect clarity. After the men were caught and locked up in the station, Song Yiwu found his direct superior at the time and…
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Volume Two: Second Scroll The End of a Memory (2) Iron shoulders carry morality and justice, a loyal heart forges a police soul. “Just as they were about to force-feed Su Yue the drugs he’d made with his own hands, Lin Jueshui finally wavered. He picked up a gun from the ground and aimed it at me. And at that moment, reinforcements were late. Zhao Junfeng probably never imagined that in the few minutes he delayed, Song Yiwu would die.” “The order from police command at the time was to…
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Volume Two: Second Scroll The End of the Green Duckweed (6) “Call me UncleHanzi: 姑父 | Pinyin: gūfu | Explanation: The husband of one's paternal aunt (姑姑 - gūgu). In this context, Lin Yan is jokingly demanding this title from Ji Jingxing's daughter, Xiao Wei, now that she is marrying Song Yuhang, who is Xiao Wei's "aunt." for me to hear.” The moment Lin Yan said those words, Song Yuhang also knelt down. The scene she had imagined countless times was actually being initiated by the…
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Volume Two: Second Scroll The End of the Green Duckweed (7) In the end, everyone got what they wished for, yet they all went against their original intentions. "Lin-jie, do one, do one!" Song Yuhang heard the cheers from downstairs before she had even finished walking down the stairs. She leaned over the railing and glanced down. Lin Yan had lost a game and her forfeit was to do a pole dance. "Isn't this a bit much?" The woman leaned against the liquor table, standing lazily with a glass…
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Volume Two: Second Scroll The End of the Green Duckweed (5) "Song Yuhang, marry me." "Passport, ID card, visa, marriage application form…" After receiving the reply email from the city hall of British Columbia, Canada, the two of them were about to fly to Vancouver in a few days. Song Yuhang was organizing their luggage at home, muttering the list justifiably振振有詞 (zhèn zhèn yǒu cí): An idiom that literally means "to speak with resonating words." It describes speaking plausibly and…
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Volume Two: Second Scroll The End of the Green Duckweed (1)青萍之末 (Qīng Píng Zhī Mò): An idiom derived from the classical text 《风赋》(Fēng fù), "Rhapsody on the Wind," by Song Yu. The full phrase is “风起于青萍之末” (fēng qǐ yú qīng píng zhī mò), meaning "a wind arises from the ends of the green duckweeds." It signifies that great events or troubles often start from small, seemingly insignificant beginnings. Light is me loving you. The phone call was not…
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Volume Two: Second Scroll The End of the Green Duckweed (2) “I’ll support you, you are my wife, you know.” “Yanyan, come, eat some more food.” “Try the red-braised pork that Auntie made, and also the pork ribs. This potato is stewed so soft and tender, it’s really flavorful.” Mother Song spoke as she placed food into her bowl. Lin Yan raised her head and forced a smile: “Thank you, Auntie.” After saying that, she fell silent, burying her head to eat. In the past,…
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Volume Two: Second Scroll The End of the Green Duckweed (3) "I love you." When they walked out of the Jingtai Building, it was already late at night, but reporters were still gathered by the entrance. Seeing them come out, they surged forward with a whoosh, surrounding her in a tight circle, and all sorts of long guns and short cannons長槍短炮 (chángqiāng duǎnpào): Literally “long spears and short cannons.” This is a common idiom used to describe the large, varied, and intrusive camera…
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Volume Two: Second Scroll The End of the Green Duckweed (4) The intensity of that night's battle situation could be seen from a single spot.可见一斑 (kě jiàn yī bān): A Chengyu (idiom) that literally means "one spot can be seen." It is the latter half of the phrase 「窺豹一斑，可見一斑」 (kuī bào yī bān, kě jiàn yī bān), meaning "to glimpse one spot on a leopard, from which one can see the whole." It is used to express that a small part can reveal the nature of the whole,…
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