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What is the idiom for "going to travel"?
Traveling through mountains and rivers
(1) Pinyin: bá shān shè chuān;
(2) Definition: It means to describe the pain of traveling a long way;< /p>
(3) Source: "The Book of Songs·Yongfeng·Zaichi": "The doctor is trekking, and my heart is worried."
(4) Example: Traveling through mountains and rivers, I dare to resign. In danger. ★Neng Gaizhai Manlu·Longweidao by Wu Zeng of the Song Dynasty;
(5) Idiom allusions: "The Book of Songs·Yongfeng·Zaichi": "The doctor is trekking, and my heart is worried.
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