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Chinese Idioms: Shiver Though Not Cold (不寒而慄) -
Chinese Idioms: Going Astray in a Complex Situation (歧路亡羊)
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Chinese Idioms: Behind the Times (不合時宜)
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Chinese Idioms: Battling With One’s Back To The River (背水一戰)
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Chinese Idioms: Single-Hearted Devotion (專心致志)
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Chinese Idioms: Use One’s Spear Against One’s Own Shield (自相矛盾)
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Chinese Idioms: Three at Dawn and Four at Dusk (朝三暮四)
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Chinese Idioms: Good Advice Jars the Ear (忠言逆耳)
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Chinese Idioms: Lead One to Enter a Beautiful Place (引人入勝)
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Chinese Idioms: Losing a Single Hair from the Backs of Nine Oxen (九牛一毛)
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Chinese Idioms: Press On To The Finish Without Pause (一鼓作氣)
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Chinese Idioms: Profess To Love What One Actually Fears (葉公好龍)
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Chinese Idioms: Lift a Chess Piece but Hesitate to Move
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Idioms: Use Allusions or Quotations From Authoritative Works (引經據典)
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Chinese Idioms: Treat Each Other With Respect 相敬如賓
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Chinese Idioms: Already Having a Plan in Mind
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Chinese Idioms: Mend The Pen After A Sheep Is Lost (亡羊補牢)
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Chinese Idioms: Overturn the Sky and the Earth (天翻地覆)
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Chinese Idioms: Bright With Colors (五光十色)
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Chinese Idioms: Net From Heaven to Earth (天羅地網)
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Chinese Idioms: Surprised Having Seen So Little (少見多怪)
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Chinese Idioms: Three Orders and Five Explanations (三令五申)
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Chinese Idioms: Skill Comes From Practice (熟能生巧)
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Chinese Idioms: Keeping Watch at the Tree Awaiting a Rabbit (守株待兔)
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The Donkey Has Exhausted Its Tricks
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Chinese Idioms: A Vanished Dream
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Chinese Idioms: Replace Shields and Axes with Jade and Silks
