rì日bù不xiá暇jǐ给
To be so busy that one has no time to spare; to be hard pressed for time due to an abundance of tasks.
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Ancient
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In 202 BC, Liu Bang defeated Xiang Yu and established the Han Dynasty.
He enfeoffed meritorious individuals across the country as feudal lords. He abolished the various old systems of the Qin Dynasty. He ordered Chancellor Xiao He to formulate the fundamental national law, 'Jiuzhanglü' (Nine Chapters Law), assigned Han Xin to establish military laws, and tasked Grand Master Lu Jia with formulating the system of rites.
He was so busy every day that he had no time to spare.