Chen Yi Quotes

If you are asking if my family will take what they want, of course they will. The strong rule, Chen Yi. Those who are not strong dream of it.

Mao received many reports of starvation and suffering, but he and the Communist Party were unmoved. In late 1958 Mao’s foreign minister, Chen Yi, acknowledged that “casualties have indeed appeared among workers, but it is not enough to stop us in our tracks. This is a price we have to pay, it’s nothing to be afraid of.

Yi Xiu had run out, and hadn't come back. At nine o'clock, Chen Guo ran out of the Internet Cafe to look around, but didn't see him coming back, so she muttered to Tang Rou, "where'd he run off to? Could he have crashed into a tree?" "I'm sure you'd be happy if that happened! Tang Rou said.

La métaphore, tout d'abord, ne relie pas seulement le corps humain à l'univers dans son ensemble, mais surtout à un pays, voire à un paysage : « le corps humain est l'image d'un pays (yi-jen tche chen, yi kouo tche siang) », disent les Taoïstes du Moyen Age. Et, depuis l'époque Song, le corps humain a été représenté sous les apparences d'un paysage, avec des montagnes et des lacs, des forêts et des habitats. Paysage ou pays qui constitue aussi un royaume, avec son administration : le cœur est le prince, les autres viscères ses ministres, le sang son peuple, etc. Recherches sur le corps taoïste 1976