玉白菜 Pinyin: yù bái cài Meaning ： Jade Chinese cabbage (The Chinese cabbage, “ 白菜 ” in Chinese, has the similar sound with “ 百财 ” which means numerous wealth. Hence, people always place a jade Chinese cabbage in their houses to bring good luck and huge wealth.)
Category: Chinese Words&Phrases
Chinese Proverbs 不入虎穴，焉得虎子
bù rù hǔ xué, yān dé hǔ zǐ 不 入 虎 穴， 焉 得 虎 子 Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Chinese idioms：伯乐相马 (Bólè xiàng mǎ)
Chūnqiū shíhòu, chǔ wáng mìnglìng Bólè qù mǎi qiānlǐ mǎ. Kěshì Bólè pǎo le hǎo jǐ gè guójiā, dōu méiyǒu
Words & Phrases 词汇与词组 – 僧侣 sēng lǚ
僧侣 Pinyin: s ē ng l ǚ Meaning ： Monk Sentence ： 僧侣们过着清苦的生活。 Monks are leading simple, austere lives.
Things – Dong Xi 东西
The Mandarin word for "thing" or "things" is dōngxi. It is made up of two characters: 東 (dōng) means "east"
Chinese Idiom：鹏程万里 (péng chéng wàn lǐ)
In the Chinese classic《Chuangtze》(zhuāng zǐ 庄子),there is a legend like this: once upon a time, a gigantic fish named Kun
Chinese Proverbs 不经一事，不长一智
bù jīng yī shì, bù zhǎng yī zhì 不 经 一 事， 不 长 一 智 Wisdom comes from experience
Chinese idioms：车水马龙 (Chē shuǐ mă lóng)
Cóngqián yǒu gè huánghòu xìng Mǎ, tā shēnghuó fēicháng jiǎnpǔ. Mǎ huánghòu hěn xǐhuān dúshū, zuòshì hěn jiǎng dàolǐ. Hòulái,
Chinese Idiom：抛砖引玉（pāo zhuān yǐn yù）
During the Tang dynasty (táng cháo 唐朝), there lived a man named Jau Gu, who was a very talented poet.
差不多 – Daily Mandarin Vocabulary Lesson
The Mandarin word meaning "nearly" or "almost" is chàbuduō. It is made up of three characters: 差 (chà) means "differ
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