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What is a plague?
This virus was called the plague in ancient China.
Pronunciation: [w ē n y]
Definition: The general term for epidemic acute infectious diseases.
Quote: Wei Wei's "Oriental", Chapter 2, Part V: "It's hot these days, and all the dead bodies stink. If we don't bury them, the plague will prevail next spring, which is not good for the people. "
Synonym: epidemic disease, rampant disease
I. Plague [y √ l √]
Plague.
Liang Qichao's "Xinmin Shuo" Xi: "In the past ten years, Cantonese people have died of epidemic diseases, with hundreds of thousands of people every year."
Second, y ā o Li.
Died young because of the epidemic.
Jin Zhiyu's "Good Strategy": "The sun and the moon are not in harmony, and I don't care."
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