单词:Anoectochilus pingbianensis
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Bianque,a famous physician,came to see King Wu of the state of Qin.The King told the doctor about his disease and Bianque was ready to give him a treatment.The ministers at the king's side said to him,Sire,your malady is in front of your
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You might not think there would be that many people in the world prepared to devote lifetimes to the study of something so inescapably low key, 你或许会认为,世界上不会有多少人愿意花毕生的心血来研究那个不起眼儿的东西