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苦口良药
[kŭ kŏu liáng yào]
A proverb that translates literally as 'Bitter Mouth, Good Medicine', emphasizing that unpleasant truths or advice may ultimately benefit us. It speaks to accepting harsh realities that contribute positively in the long run.
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苦口
[kŭ kŏu]
Literally Bitter Mouth this idiomatically means someone speaks hard truths that may not be pleasant ...
良药苦口利于病
[liáng yào kŭ kŏu lì yú bìng]
Translated as Bitter medicine cures disease this name reflects a belief in the benefit of difficult ...
我是良药你却说我苦口
[wŏ shì liáng yào nĭ què shuō wŏ kŭ kŏu]
Meaning I am good medicine but you say I taste bitter It suggests that even though the person is beneficial ...
若我是良药你是苦口
[ruò wŏ shì liáng yào nĭ shì kŭ kŏu]
The phrase means If I am the good medicine then you are the bitter mouth It metaphorically refers to ...
苦药
[kŭ yào]
Bitter Medicine indicates something painful but necessary — often referring to difficult life ...
良药苦口
[liáng yào kŭ kŏu]
Means Good medicine tastes bitter A traditional Chinese saying it signifies that beneficial but ...
堪入喉
[kān rù hóu]
Can Go Down Easy This idiom might allude to something such as a bitter truth which is hard but necessary ...
一剂良药
[yī jì liáng yào]
A Good Medicine indicates that this individual could see themselves or wish to serve a curative purpose ...
良心苦药
[liáng xīn kŭ yào]
Conscience Bitter Medicine A bitter medicine is unpleasant to take but necessary for health ; similarly ...