Explore Chinese Idioms

Popular Chinese Idioms and Expressions

Chinese idioms, or 'Chengyu,' are often short phrases that convey profound meanings. These idioms are an essential part of Chinese culture and can be used in a variety of situations to express wisdom, humor, or life lessons. Common idioms include 'Tīng huà bù kè' (Don't listen to bad advice) and 'Jiāo yì' (To be friendly).

Learning these idioms not only improves your language skills but also helps you understand the cultural nuances of Chinese communication. Dive into these Chinese idioms in this fun word search puzzle!

Did You Know?

• 'Chengyu' are usually four-character idioms that often come from historical stories or classical literature.
• 'Tīng huà bù kè' translates to 'Don’t listen to bad advice' and is used to caution someone from making poor decisions.
• 'Jiāo yì' is used to describe being friendly and courteous towards others.
• Chinese idioms often use metaphors to convey complex meanings in a concise form, making them an important aspect of Chinese culture.