Chinese Idiom (proverb or word)
Chinese pinyin: S English keyword: HAt the end of one's wits
Chinese Idiom: At the end of one's witsWhere the mountains and the rivers end -- at the end of one's rope.
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| Chinese pinyin: shan1 qiong2 shui3 jin4 Keyword: hopeless |
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