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桃李春风
[táo lĭ chūn fēng]
This Chinese idiom literally means Peaches and plums in the spring breeze It refers to teachers who ...
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爆了菊的花
[bào le jú de huā]
This name is a colloquial expression in Chinese that sounds shocking It literally means the flower ...
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说者无意听者有心
[shuō zhĕ wú yì tīng zhĕ yŏu xīn]
An ancient Chinese saying meaning words spoken casually may be taken to heart by listeners Suggests ...
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我擦你好耀眼哇咔你好哇塞
[wŏ cā nĭ hăo yào yăn wā kă nĭ hăo wā sài]
A very colloquial phrase in Chinese which translates roughly into English as Dang youre dazzling ...
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少年儒子可教也
[shăo nián rú zi kĕ jiào yĕ]
The meaning derives from an ancient Chinese compliment This phrase suggests someone is promising ...
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言辞予词
[yán cí yŭ cí]
In Chinese this roughly means give words The person might appreciate or has a special connection ...
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刚好是你
[gāng hăo shì nĭ]
Translating literally as It turns out to be you this Chinese phrase often conveys an unexpected encounter ...
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会笑着给你台阶下
[huì xiào zhe jĭ nĭ tái jiē xià]
In China this phrase means to give one an out gracefully and humorously Literally translated as I ...
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迩瞅个瘠薄
[ĕr chŏu gè jí bó]
This phrase employs colloquial and vulgar expressions in Chinese roughly translating as an exaggerated ...