the hard is lost
the hard is lost
As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ǐ w á ngsh é C ú n, which means that the hard one is easy to break and the soft one can always be preserved. From Shuoyuan Jingshen.
Analysis of Idioms
Soft can overcome hard, teeth open tongue exist
Idiom usage
Don't you know the reason why the teeth die and the tongue survives?
The origin of Idioms
In Shuoyuan Jingshen written by Liu Xiang of Han Dynasty: "is it not because of the softness of a man's tongue? Is it not because of its hardness that teeth die? "
the hard is lost
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