Reclamation, pronounced as kāi kěn, is a Chinese word, which means to reclaim wasteland into farmland, cultivate wasteland and create something.

Chinese name

Reclaim or reclaim wasteland

spell

very clear and bright

English translation/ translator/ interpreter

open up or reclaim wasteland

translate freely

Reclaim wasteland into farmland

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Huo Zhi, Jin Shu

quick

navigate by water/air

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explain

wasteland reclamation

Create things [1]

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Lu Xun's Letters to Liu Hua Society: "The new literature and art is in Taiyuan, and it is still in the reclamation era. The work seems simple. "

Wen Yiduo's poem "Dead Water": "It is better to let ugliness cultivate and see what world he has created."

The Book of Jin records: "(Wei Wu) has divided a group of people in the process of conquering again, and it is necessary to reclaim land as appropriate."

Gao Ming Panlong's "Shen Yanxian made an appointment to make the counties sparse": "There is barren land in the territory, so we should try our best to open it."

Hong Shen's "Peach Blossom after Robbery" 60: "I was originally from Qingdao, and we moved to Heilongjiang for reclamation because foreigners oppressed us." [2]

Liu's Sad Tenancy: "In the Ming Dynasty, the land in the north was cultivated by the people, told to each other, or presented to the palace."