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But what does it mean??
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But what does it mean??
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In case you're curious what is written here it's 推 Tuī.
Searching my trusty dictionary says there's at least 10 different meanings.
Push
Shove
Contemplate
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(literary) Enact law
(literary) Eliminate
Pushing responsibility onto someone else.
Pushing back the date.
Electing someone.
Praise.
It seems most likely that 5-6 is the intended reading here, knowing S Corp's literary use of words.
My pinyin keyboard was so bad i gave up and wrote in hanzi with my finger 💀
Bilingual street sign, Xiahe, Gansu, China. Photograph by Matyas Rehak.