Good evening everyone all appreciators and lovers of Chinese

chung you sayings, Lausl Montgomery here with one more for your

expanding kulezioni.

Today we're pulling out a couple of the heavy hitters from history. We have the mighty

shangliang and his even mightier nephew, shangu, appearing. This is the third time shangu

showing up in a CSP episode. We first encountered him in season 2 with

Simeon Chu Gu and again in season 3 with Paul Fu Chanjo and last time in season 7 with

Gia Ju da Chao and he's back again and why not this Chinese saying comes

from the definitive source for all things shang Yu, the record of the grand historian, the chapter entitled

Shang Yu Bunji. And today we look at SienfaFaa Jure-Ren.

Let's see what this means.

Sheen is an adverb means earlier, before, first, or in advance.

F- means to send, issue forth, launch, emit, and a whole bunch of other definitions.

JE, in this case, means to control or regulate.

And Ren means a person.

And when you string them all together, first launch control person.

Though I'm betting, Simachien meant a man when he said a person.

The star of this Changu isn't Changuu.

Instead it's his uncle Siangliang.

And as the story begins, the Dazse-Sha-Sha-Kiang was sending shock waves throughout the Chin Empire.

All that sorted stuff was going down with Chin-Archer, Jauaukau and Li-Sse. And we remember that Dazez-Shiang

uprising and the two colorful characters who led it, Chun-Shung and Wu-Guang.

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