哑巴吃黄莲 This is an idiom meaning a silent grievance Literally translating

Relation Nicknames

忍气吞声 [rĕn qì tūn shēng]
Translating as suffer in silence This nickname implies enduring grievances without complaint ...
吞黄连的哑巴 [tūn huáng lián de yā bā]
Refers to a saying “ A mute eating bitter orange cant say how bitter ” indicating someone has suffered ...
辛凉 [xīn liáng]
This phrase blends the concepts of bitterness and coldness into one term that represents inner pain ...
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 ...
酸难言 [suān nán yán]
Sour Unexpressed combines bitterness with the inability to speak up It portrays hidden grievances ...
吃黄连的哑巴 [chī huáng lián de yā bā]
This name is a metaphor from a Chinese saying a mute person who has swallowed bitter herbal medicine ...