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良药苦口
[liáng yào kŭ kŏu]
Means 'Good medicine tastes bitter'. A traditional Chinese saying, it signifies that beneficial but harsh truths or necessary sacrifices come with a cost and sometimes are hard to endure, but are ultimately worthwhile.
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味儿苦
[wèi ér kŭ]
味儿苦 means Bitter Taste This could symbolize personal struggles hardships endured or a deep appreciation ...
苦口良药
[kŭ kŏu liáng yào]
A proverb that translates literally as Bitter Mouth Good Medicine emphasizing that unpleasant ...
吃得苦中苦方为人上人
[chī dé kŭ zhōng kŭ fāng wéi rén shàng rén]
Eat bitter after bitter to rise above others This is derived from a Chinese proverb indicating that ...
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 ...
一起吃苦的幸福
[yī qĭ chī kŭ de xìng fú]
It translates directly as Happiness of Eating Bitter Together In Chinese culture it expresses the ...
苦酒一杯
[kŭ jiŭ yī bēi]
This name translates to A cup of bitter wine It implies someone is going through a difficult or bitter ...
我非中药却苦涩
[wŏ fēi zhōng yào què kŭ sè]
This translates roughly to Im not Chinese medicine but bitter The user likely compares themself ...
药好苦我是糖
[yào hăo kŭ wŏ shì táng]
The phrase means medicine tastes bitter but I am sweet This name expresses the contrast between suffering ...