Chinese idioms
Chinese idiom (Zhōng guó chéng yǔ 中国成语) is one of the priceless legacies deeply rooted in traditional culture, making Chinese language more powerful, more functional and thus, more fascinating.
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- Chinese idioms：一叶障目(Yí Yè Zhàng Mù) 一叶障目是眼睛被一片树叶挡住。比喻某人被眼前小的事物蒙蔽，看不到事物的整体和本质。It literally means one's view is blocked by a leaf. This idiom refers to people who have their view of the import 2012-11-29
- Chinese idioms：毛遂自荐 (Máosuì zì jiàn) “毛遂自荐”比喻自告奋勇，自己推荐自己担任某项工作。“毛遂自荐” means one who voluntarily offers to undertake a certain task. 2012-11-28
- Chinese idioms：名落孙山(Míngluòsūnshān ) 名落孙山是名字落在榜末孙山的后面，指考试或选拔没有被录取。名落孙山 means the person's name is still after the last name of Sun Shan on the list, which indicates the person under discussion didn't 2012-11-28
- Chinese idioms：老马识途 (Lǎomǎshítú) 老马识途是老马认识以前走过的路。比喻有经验的人熟悉情况，能起到一定的指引作用。This proverb refers to the value of experience — people who are experienced have a way of doing things and therefore 2012-11-26
- Chinese idioms：盲人摸象(Mángrénmōxiàng) 盲人摸象指不能只看到事物的一部分,而应看全局才能了解事物的全面和真实情况。It is that one must not only see a part of something, but must take in the entirety of a situation in order to understand 2012-11-24
- Chinese idioms：门可罗雀 (Ménkěluóquè) 门可罗雀指大门外没什么人来来往往，安静得都可以弄一张网捕雀了。形容门庭十分冷落，宾客稀少。It is extended to indicate that the place is unfrequented; visitors are few and far between. 2012-11-23
- Chinese idioms：乐不思蜀 (lèbùsīshǔ) 乐不思蜀：指在新环境中得到快乐，不愿意回到原来的环境中去。“乐不思蜀(lèbùsīshǔ)” means someone is indulging himself in pleasures in a new environment and unwilling to go back home. 2012-11-22
- Chinese idioms：惊弓之鸟 （Jīng Gōng Zhī Niǎo） 惊弓之鸟被指弓箭吓怕了的鸟。比喻受过惊吓或者打击的人，遇到类似的情况，就会惊恐不安。惊弓之鸟 is a metaphor for someone who was shocked or stricken at one time, who when encountering a similar sit 2012-11-21
- Chinese idioms：口若悬河 (Kǒuruòxuánhé) 口若悬河指讲起话来像瀑布一样滔滔不绝。形容能言善辩，也比喻十分健谈。"口若悬河" refers to "one's speech is like a waterfall." It usually used to describe someone eloquent or talkative. 2012-11-20
- Chinese idioms：解铃还须系铃人Jiě líng hái xū xì líng rén 指系在老虎脖子上的铃铛，需要系上去的人解下来。比喻谁引起的麻烦，由那个人去解决。It is that the bell on a tiger’s neck must be untied by the person who tied it. It means that only the person who 2012-11-18
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