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Jin Chao Jin Chao was a Chinese word that was pronounced as jīnzhāo, meaning this morning, today, present, present, and this dynasty, referring to the dynasty at that time. The antonyms were present, present. Jinchao Jinchao had no specific meaning or usage.

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" Work Hard Today " was a workplace comedy, with Wang Hedi and Zheng Kai as the main actors. The drama told the story of the people who planned the third film in the workplace. Wang Hedi played the second male lead in the drama, a rich second-generation heir who was not satisfied with his dandy life and worked hard to find his own position and self-worth. He and Zheng Kai played the master-disciple relationship and explored the rules of workplace survival together. The play was directed by Director Wu Qiang. He had worked with Wang Hedi in " Fate of Fu Tu " and had high expectations. " Cheer Up Today " was broadcast on iQiyi on February 21, 2023.

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We can find some ancient poems with the word "Jin Chao". For example, there was a poem from the Tang Dynasty poet Luo Yin," Self-dismissal ":" Today there is wine, today drunk, tomorrow worries come tomorrow worries." There was also a poem from Meng Jiao,"After Passing the Examination":"The former filth is not worthy of praise, but the current debauchery is endless." In addition, there was also a poem from Wei Yingwu's "The First Flowering Son Sent to the Yuan School":"Today is a farewell, where will we meet again?" These poems all had the word "today".

The Danzhou in Qingnian should be Penglai City in Shandong Province. Although some search results mentioned that Danzhou might refer to the real Danzhou City, according to the map and other information, Qing Kingdom was a land country near the sea. There were no small islands, so the real Danzhou should be in the Penglai area of the Shandong Peninsula. Therefore, Danzhou was Penglai City in Shandong Province during the Qing Dynasty.

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