Misreading mèi means 1. Confused; Don't understand: ignorance. I have never seen you before. 2. Hide: It's hard to find money. No conscience. 3. dim: obscure. 4. attack; Take the liberty of: ignorance of death.

Reading lǐ is 1. Shoes: clothes and shoes, shoes and shoes, shoes that cut feet and fit feet. 2. step on; Go: It's dangerous. Walking on thin ice. 3. Step: Step. 4. performance: performance.

Words and sentences related to ignorance: ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance. Life is hard, it is hard to go takes it. It means that the journey of life is hard and not easy, and mutual encouragement can only move forward more firmly after tempering. Early in the morning, at dawn, the light of the former micro-intelligence foundation lit up the way back.

Life does not trace back to its source.

Mo Bao Bao Fei, a modern writer, wrote Home: Life is hard to chase, but it is hard to chase. Who has never regretted going through the dusty years? But I will wait until Chen Chong and go home the same way. Back to the Road is the third novel in the "Up to now" series by enthusiastic writer Mo Bao Bao Fei. Therefore, the author respects three professions most: doctor, journalist and soldier.