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Yu Hu Mou Pi – To seek a tiger’s skin

Chinese Idiom: 与虎谋皮 (Yu Hu Mou Pi) English Translation: To seek a tiger’s skin pīn yīn: yǔ hǔ móu pí Idiom Meaning: This idiom is used to describe a situation where one attempts to negotiate with someone whose interests are in direct conflict with the request being made. It is often used to illustrate the […]

Xia Che Qi Zui – To dismount and weep over the crime

Idioms about Events / Chinese Idiom from Folklores

Chinese Idiom: 下车泣罪 (Xia Che Qi Zui) English Translation: To dismount and weep over the crime pīn yīn: xià chē qì zuì Idiom Meaning: Refers to a leader’s empathy and compassion, feeling sorrow for the criminal’s fate and reflecting on the broader responsibility for their actions. It highlights a leader’s sense of responsibility and their

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