wǒ dé liàn gōng fū ne
Simon: 我得练功夫呢。
I have to practice Kungfu.
Tag: Chinese Idiom
Chinese Dragon VS. Western Dragon 中国龙
The Chinese dragon is a far different feast from its Western counterpart. Smaug from J.R.R.Tolkien’s "The Hobbit" is perhaps the most widely known dragon from recent Western fiction, a cruel, avaricious and bloodthirsty creature whose lair under the Lonely Mountain identifies him as a creature of the earth. Tolkien drew much of his inspiration for Smaug from the dragon in the Old English epic of "Beowulf", penned more than a thousand years earlier, which gives some indication of depth of the European tradition of portraying dragons as bad news.
Idiom:To have an image of bamboo in one’s mind 胸有成竹
胸 有 成 竹 xiōng yǒu chéng zhú 胸 xiōng, mind, heart 有 yǒu, to have, exist 成 chéng, finished
Three Chinese idioms about people relationships: 人情世故, 左右逢源, 面面俱到
Isn’t it true that relationships, connections and networking are especially important in China? Yes, those kind of things are important
Chinese Idiom:自相矛盾(zì xiāng máo dùn)
A man of the state of Chu (chǔ guó 楚国) had a spear and a shield for sale. He was
A Chinese idiom that is used on a crowd – 争先恐后
A crowd that fight their way to be the first, being afraid to be left behind is the exact picture
Chinese idioms:塞翁失马,焉知非福——A loss, no bad thing
zhànɡuǒ shíqī yǒuyíwèi lǎorén mínɡjiào sàiwēnɡ 战国时期有一位老人,名叫塞翁。 tā yǎnɡle xǔduō mǎ yìtiān mǎqún zhōnɡ hūrán yǒuyìpǐ zǒushī le 他养了许多马,一天马群中忽然有一匹走失了。 línjūmén
How to use Chinese expression 八仙过海, 各显神通?
Every individual has his or her own talent and skills, his or her own way of handling things. You might
How to use Chinese idiom 半信半疑 and 半推半就?
Before we start, can we do a quick quiz first? In today’s world, if you get a piece of important
An expression in Chinese 安于现状 defines an attitude towards life
Overall, Chinese culture promotes the spirit of challenge from self development perspective. It’s almost every Chinese parent’s motto to teach