呏
shēng
The Chinese character 呏 (shēng) means 'gallon'
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shēng
The Chinese character 呏 (shēng) means 'gallon'
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è
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hóng
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shǔn
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háng
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é
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bù
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fèi
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yē
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zhā
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lì
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cùn
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yāo
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pǒ
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