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Tujue; an ethnic minority group of ancient China that roamed the Altay mountains in search of pasture, and which in the Mid-6th century became powerful and prosperous and set up its own regime. Later the Tujue divided into eastern and western groups, but went to perdition in Mid-8th and Mid-7th century respectively.

A dark horse: first coined in "The Young Duke" written by Benjamin Disraeli: in a match, an ordinary and little-known black horse unexpectedly became the winner by passing the expected winner. New meaning: A little-known, unexpectedly successful entrant, as in a horserace.

As western legend goes, crocodiles will shed tears when they eat human beings or other animals. It then became used as a metaphor to mean the false mercy of bad people.

1. A belief or opinion which evaluates things on whether they have practical use or not.
2. The Pragmatism; a modern Capitalist Philosophical School which originated from the United States in the end of 19th century and became popular at the beginning of the 20th century; its founder was Pearse and its representatives include James, Dewey, etc.; it believes that there are no objective standards for truth and whatever is useful is the truth.

The first Opium Was: A war of aggression from 1840 to 1842 launched by the British government with the excuse of protecting the trade relations. The government of the Qing Dynasty's incapacity and corruption placed the city of Nanjing under siege in spite of the resistance lead by the patriotic army of Lin Zexu in Guangdong Province. Threatened by the force of arms, the Qing Dynasty signed the Nanjing Treaty with Britain. This was one of the national betrayals and humiliations in moder...

1. to come to be; develop or grow into
2. to fall to or be the lot (of); happen (to)
3. (of clothes, etc) to enhance the appearance of (someone); suit
4. to be appropriate; befit
5. Old English becuman to happen; related to Old High German biqueman to come to, Gothic biquiman to appear suddenly

The going became more difficult as the rain became heavier.: 雨越下越大，路况变得更差了。
She became a cripple,and I don't know what became of her.: 我不知道她身上发生了什么事，让她成了一个跛子。
He became a school teacher.: 他成为了一名小学教师。
The hotel became theirs.: 这家旅馆变成他们的了。
After a while, architects and other people became tired of buildings that looked like boxes.: 不久之后，建筑师们和其他人都厌倦了这些看起来像盒子的建筑物。