







冤仇可解不可结 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it is better to resolve grudges and animosities than to let them fester or create new ones”. Literally, “Grudges can be resolved, but should not be tied”.

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Open the tool →冤仇可解不可结 (yuān chóu kě jiě bù kě jié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it is better to resolve grudges and animosities than to let them fester or create new ones”.
冤仇可解不可结 is pronounced yuān chóu kě jiě bù kě jié in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 冤仇可解不可结 means “Grudges can be resolved, but should not be tied”. It is used to mean “it is better to resolve grudges and animosities than to let them fester or create new ones”.
佛教主张结下冤仇的双方最好是化解冤仇,不要结仇不放