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Lù lín hǎo hàn

Interpretation refers to the people who gathered in the mountains and forests to rebel against the feudal ruling class. In the olden days, it also referred to the group of robbers and bandits who gathered together to commit robberies.

Originally from "Hou Han Shu - Liu Xuan Biography": "At the end of Wang Mang, famine in the south, the people grouped into the wild, digging eider and eat, and more encroachment. ...... Then all the outlaws Ma Wu, Wang Chang, Cheng Dan, etc. to go from it; *** attacked away from the countryside gathering, Zang in the green forest, a few months to seven or eight thousand people."

Structure partial formal.

Usage is mostly used to refer to insurrectionists. It contains positive meaning. Generally used as subject, object and determiner.

Correct pronunciation: green; not pronounced as "lǜ"; good; not pronounced as "hào".

The word "green" cannot be written as "碌" or "禄".

Near synonyms kill the rich and give to the poor, green heroes

Antonyms rob the house

Example sentence The heroes of Liang Shan Po robbed the rich and gave to the poor; they resisted the powerful; they were really called ~.