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Open the tool →父子无隔宿之仇 (fù zǐ wú gé sù zhī chóu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it signifies that disagreements or conflicts between a father and son should not linger, as their deep bond allows for easy reconciliation”.
父子无隔宿之仇 is pronounced fù zǐ wú gé sù zhī chóu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 父子无隔宿之仇 means “Father and son have no overnight grudge”. It is used to mean “it signifies that disagreements or conflicts between a father and son should not linger, as their deep bond allows for easy reconciliation”.
宿:夜。父子间没有隔夜解不开的仇怨。指仇怨容易消除