Nian qian, Nián qiàn, Niǎn qián, Nián qián: 3 definitions
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年歉 [nián qiàn] [nian qian]—
The annual harvest (歲收 [sui shou]) of crops (農作物 [nong zuo wu]) is poor. For example: "Due to the drought (旱災 [han zai]) and a poor harvest year, the lives of the originally very poor common people (百姓 [bai xing]) became even more difficult and miserable (困苦 [kun ku])."
年歉：農作物的歲收不好。如：「由於旱災年歉，使得原本就很貧窮的百姓，生活變得更加困苦。」
nián qiàn: nóng zuò wù de suì shōu bù hǎo. rú: “yóu yú hàn zāi nián qiàn, shǐ dé yuán běn jiù hěn pín qióng de bǎi xìng, shēng huó biàn dé gèng jiā kùn kǔ.”
nian qian: nong zuo wu de sui shou bu hao. ru: "you yu han zai nian qian, shi de yuan ben jiu hen pin qiong de bai xing, sheng huo bian de geng jia kun ku."
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Full-text (+99): Wu bai nian qian shi yi jia, Qian nian, Xin nian qian xi, Shang xin shi, San die ji, Er die ji, Yong pin, Hong ji shi, Ni pen ji, Da nian huo, Shou bo, Han wu ji, Zhong sheng dai, Zhi liu ji, Shi tan ji, Ming zhen yi shi, Bei nan wen hua, Nan ren, Bei huo, Sui nian qian.
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