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"The man from Qi worries about the sky" is a Chinese idiom meaning to worry unnecessarily about things that won't happen. It comes from a story found in Liezi, an ancient tract of philosophy.
But what was this place called Qi? What does the original fable say? Have we misunderstood it this whole time?
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"The man from Qi worries about the sky" is a Chinese idiom meaning to worry unnecessarily about things that won't happen. It comes from a story found in Liezi, an ancient tract of philosophy.
But what was this place called Qi? What does the original fable say? Have we misunderstood it this whole time?
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