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拥书百城
拥书百城
拥书百城
拥书百城
拥书百城
拥书百城
拥书百城
拥书百城

yōng拥shū书bǎi百chéng城

To possess a vast collection of books, indicating profound knowledge and scholarship, or to be deeply devoted to reading.

他一生致力于学术研究,家中古籍浩如烟海,真是拥书百城。
He devoted his life to academic research, and his home was filled with an ocean of ancient books, truly possessing books like a hundred cities.

Era:

Ancient

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Synonym:

拥书南面

Story:

During the Northern Wei dynasty, Li Mi, a man of profound learning and exceptional talent, read extensively. He had no ambition to pursue an official career. Instead, he spent his entire family fortune on acquiring books, collecting and meticulously reviewing various texts. The books he had scrutinized amounted to over four thousand volumes.

He left behind a famous saying for future generations: "A man who possesses tens of thousands of books has no need for the power of ruling a hundred cities!"

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