Exemption is a Chinese vocabulary. The pinyin is huò min, which means exemption from tax and labor. From the Eighth Book of Agricultural Administration by Xu Guangqi of the Ming Dynasty: "As for the collapse of the Jiangjiang River, although the grain was exempted, and the soil was in the water, there was no loss."
- [huò min]
1. [exempt (from taxes or from customs inspection, etc.)]:
China's current
Refers to exemptions.
Ming Xu Guangqi's "Agricultural Politics" Volume 8: "As for the collapse of the river, although the grain was exempted, the soil was in the water, and there was no loss."
Qing Li Yu's "Nei He Tian · Xi Qi": "While such a clarification of God, we are exempt."
Guo Xiaocheng's "Fujian Guangfuji": "From today on, all old money owed to Lijin and Xuantong two years ago will be fully waived, and miscellaneous donations are also planned to be removed."
