Conscious, pronounce yu yì shí, a Chinese word, basically meaning predicate on subjective consciousness.
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Conscious, pronounce yu yì shí, a Chinese word, basically meaning predicate on subjective consciousness.
- Name
- Conscious
- Pinyin
- yu yì shí
- Zhuyin
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- Explanation
- Subjective consciousness
yu yì shí conscious (conscious)
Predicated on subjective consciousness; intentional. Guo Moruo's "Slavery Era · Periodization of Ancient Chinese History": "When I wrote" Slavery Era ", I consciously walked according to Chairman Mao's instructions." Ke Yan's Bizarre Tablets-Captain: "The pilot port changed to French, and Behantin also changed to French, and then consciously asked him in Italian and Spanish." "Flower City" No. 1 of 1981: "Since then, he hasn't been to the Zhu family Daya Hall, and began to consciously alienate Xiaolin.
