idioms

Chinese Idioms: Shiver Though Not Cold (不寒而慄)

Jun 25, 2015

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Chinese Idioms: Shiver Though Not Cold (不寒而慄)

Jun 25

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Chinese Idioms: Going Astray in a Complex Situation (歧路亡羊)

Feb 23, 2015

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Chinese Idioms: Going Astray in a Complex Situation (歧路亡羊)

Feb 23

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Chinese Culture

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Chinese Idioms: Behind the Times (不合時宜)

Feb 07, 2015

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Feb 07

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Chinese Idioms: Battling With One’s Back To The River (背水一戰)

Jan 21, 2015

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Chinese Idioms: Battling With One’s Back To The River (背水一戰)

Jan 21

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Chinese Idioms: Single-Hearted Devotion (專心致志)

Jan 05, 2015

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Chinese Idioms: Single-Hearted Devotion (專心致志)

Jan 05

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Chinese Idioms: Use One’s Spear Against One’s Own Shield (自相矛盾)

Dec 18, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Use One’s Spear Against One’s Own Shield (自相矛盾)

Dec 18

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Chinese Idioms: Three at Dawn and Four at Dusk (朝三暮四)

Dec 08, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Three at Dawn and Four at Dusk (朝三暮四)

Dec 08

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Chinese Idioms: Good Advice Jars the Ear (忠言逆耳)

Dec 04, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Good Advice Jars the Ear (忠言逆耳)

Dec 04

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Chinese Idioms: Lead One to Enter a Beautiful Place (引人入勝)

Nov 17, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Lead One to Enter a Beautiful Place (引人入勝)

Nov 17

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Chinese Idioms: Losing a Single Hair from the Backs of Nine Oxen (九牛一毛)

Nov 01, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Losing a Single Hair from the Backs of Nine Oxen (九牛一毛)

Nov 01

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Chinese Idioms: Press On To The Finish Without Pause (一鼓作氣)

Nov 01, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Press On To The Finish Without Pause (一鼓作氣)

Nov 01

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Chinese Idioms: Profess To Love What One Actually Fears (葉公好龍)

The Duke of Ye was known for his love of dragons.

Oct 25, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Profess To Love What One Actually Fears (葉公好龍)

Oct 25

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Chinese Idioms: Lift a Chess Piece but Hesitate to Move

Oct 17, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Lift a Chess Piece but Hesitate to Move

Oct 17

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Idioms: Use Allusions or Quotations From Authoritative Works (引經據典)

Oct 14, 2014

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Idioms: Use Allusions or Quotations From Authoritative Works (引經據典)

Oct 14

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Chinese Idioms: Treat Each Other With Respect 相敬如賓

This idiom is used to describe how a couple should treat each other with mutual respect.

Oct 05, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Treat Each Other With Respect 相敬如賓

Oct 05

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Arts & Culture

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Chinese Idioms: Already Having a Plan in Mind

When Wen was young, he was especially fond of painting bamboo.

Sep 14, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Already Having a Plan in Mind

Sep 14

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Chinese Idioms: Mend The Pen After A Sheep Is Lost (亡羊補牢)

Zhuang said to the king of Chu: “Your Majesty, you are always surrounded by ministers who flatter you and try everything to make you happy.

Sep 12, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Mend The Pen After A Sheep Is Lost (亡羊補牢)

Sep 12

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Chinese Idioms: Overturn the Sky and the Earth (天翻地覆)

Aug 20, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Overturn the Sky and the Earth (天翻地覆)

Aug 20

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Chinese Idioms: Bright With Colors (五光十色)

Jul 25, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Bright With Colors (五光十色)

Jul 25

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Chinese Idioms: Net From Heaven to Earth (天羅地網)

Jul 19, 2014

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Chinese Idioms: Net From Heaven to Earth (天羅地網)

Jul 19

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Chinese Idioms: Shiver Though Not Cold (不寒而慄)

Jun 25, 2015

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Jun 25

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Chinese Idioms: Going Astray in a Complex Situation (歧路亡羊)

Feb 23, 2015

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Feb 23

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Chinese Culture

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Chinese Idioms: Behind the Times (不合時宜)

Feb 07, 2015

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Feb 07

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Chinese Idioms: Battling With One’s Back To The River (背水一戰)

Jan 21, 2015

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Jan 21

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Chinese Idioms: Single-Hearted Devotion (專心致志)

Jan 05, 2015

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Jan 05

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Chinese Idioms: Use One’s Spear Against One’s Own Shield (自相矛盾)

Dec 18, 2014

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Dec 18

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Chinese Idioms: Three at Dawn and Four at Dusk (朝三暮四)

Dec 08, 2014

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Dec 08

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Chinese Idioms: Good Advice Jars the Ear (忠言逆耳)

Dec 04, 2014

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Dec 04

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Chinese Idioms: Lead One to Enter a Beautiful Place (引人入勝)

Nov 17, 2014

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Nov 17

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Chinese Idioms: Losing a Single Hair from the Backs of Nine Oxen (九牛一毛)

Nov 01, 2014

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Nov 01

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Chinese Idioms: Press On To The Finish Without Pause (一鼓作氣)

Nov 01, 2014

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Nov 01

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Chinese Idioms: Profess To Love What One Actually Fears (葉公好龍)

The Duke of Ye was known for his love of dragons.

Oct 25, 2014

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Oct 25

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Chinese Idioms: Lift a Chess Piece but Hesitate to Move

Oct 17, 2014

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Oct 17

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Idioms: Use Allusions or Quotations From Authoritative Works (引經據典)

Oct 14, 2014

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Oct 14

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Chinese Idioms: Treat Each Other With Respect 相敬如賓

This idiom is used to describe how a couple should treat each other with mutual respect.

Oct 05, 2014

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Oct 05

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Arts & Culture

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Chinese Idioms: Already Having a Plan in Mind

When Wen was young, he was especially fond of painting bamboo.

Sep 14, 2014

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Sep 14

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Chinese Idioms: Mend The Pen After A Sheep Is Lost (亡羊補牢)

Zhuang said to the king of Chu: “Your Majesty, you are always surrounded by ministers who flatter you and try everything to make you happy.

Sep 12, 2014

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Sep 12

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Chinese Idioms: Overturn the Sky and the Earth (天翻地覆)

Aug 20, 2014

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Aug 20

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Chinese Idioms: Bright With Colors (五光十色)

Jul 25, 2014

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Jul 25

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Chinese Idioms: Net From Heaven to Earth (天羅地網)

Jul 19, 2014

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