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2023年1月1日 · Below you’ll find a list of the 42 most common and useful Chinese idioms for different situations. there are including the meaning and examples for you to better understand. Table of Contents. Chinese idioms for angry. Chinese idioms for beauty. Chinese idioms for thanks.
The ability to recite “chengyu”, or Chinese idioms, is often a litmus test in China to show not only your language abilities but even your intellect. Learn all you need to know about Chinese sayings along with 21 useful chengyu that are sure to impress your Chinese friends.
Chinese is rich in idioms representing millennia of wisdom. Here are 17 must-know Chinese idioms to help you sound like a native.
Chinese idioms, or chengyu (成语 chéngyǔ), are an essential part of the Chinese language. Read on to discover how Chinese idioms are constructed and learn some of the most common Chinese idioms in use today.
- 脚踏实地 (jiǎo tà shí dì) English: Down to earth. Literally “to step on solid ground,” this chengyu means that you work hard, focus on the important things and proceed in a steady and stable fashion.
- 九牛一毛 (jiǔ niú yì máo) English: A drop in the bucket. This chengyu literally means “nine cows, one strand of cow hair.” It means that something is so small it’s like one strand of cow hair among nine cows.
- 一无所有 (yì wú suǒ yǒu) English: To have absolutely nothing; penniless. This idiom describes something or someone that is utterly lacking. 他无家可归，一无所有。 (tā wú jiā kě guī, yì wú suǒ yǒu.)
- 一见钟情 (yí jiàn zhōng qíng) English: Love at first sight. While it’s generally used for people, this chengyu can also be used for other physical objects.
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2024年1月11日 · Learning Chinese idioms is like taking a journey into the heart of China’s history, culture, and philosophy. By learning them, you’re not just boosting your language skills; you’re unlocking a range of cultural insights.
