說文

Compiled by 許慎(Xu Shen) during the 東漢 dynasty (25–206 CE), the 《說文解字》 was the first ancient Chinese dictionary to analyse the structure of characters and explain their rationale. Drawing inspiration from this, my "說文" (Discussing Writing) section delves into the origins of idioms, while the "解字" (Explaining Characters) section clarifies the meanings and usage of words.

  1. Turtles, Cranes, and Chickens?! "Stand Out from the Crowd"(鶴立雞群) in Mandarin
  2. He Called a Deer a Horse(指鹿為馬)? The Dark Story Behind This Chinese Idiom
  3. The Hidden Romance: 青梅竹馬(Childhood Sweethearts) & 斷袖(The Cut Sleeve)
  4. Are You a "Thousand-Li Horse" Working for a Toxic Boss? | Chinese Idioms Explained
  5. The Story of "以鄰為壑" (Beggar-Thy-Neighbor)
  6. Chinese Idioms: 覆水難收
  7. Chinese Idioms: 商鞅變法，作法自斃
  8. Chinese Idioms: 以退為進
  9. Chinese Idioms - 齊大非偶
  10. Chinese proverb: 只許州官放火，不許百姓點燈
  11. Chinese Idioms:⁠ 雲英未嫁&小姑獨處
  12. Chinese Idioms: 擲果盈車&貌似潘安
  13. Chinese Idioms: 狡兔三窟 & 雞鳴狗盜
  14. Chinese Idioms ：濫竽充數
  15. Chinese Idioms -塞翁失馬
  16. Chinese Idioms -杯弓蛇影
  17. Chinese Phrase: 君無戲言&小孩子才做選擇
  18. Chinese Idioms - 畫蛇添足
  19. Chinese Idioms: 南柯一夢
  20. Chinese legends: 孟婆湯 (Meng Po Soup)
  21. Chinese legends: 石敢當
  22. Chinese Proverbs - 鷸蚌相爭，漁翁得利
  23. Chinese opera-玉堂春
  24. Chinese idioms: 東施效顰
  25. Chinese Idioms: 點石成金
  26. Chinese Idioms: 斬草除根
  27. Chinese Idioms: 削足適履(xuè zú shì lǚ)

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