Hanzi
CharactersIdiomsChinese ZodiacChinese Name
Tools
  • Chinese Word CounterCount characters, words and sentences in Chinese text
  • Pinyin GeneratorConvert Chinese text to pinyin with tone marks
  • Chinese Text Image GeneratorRender Chinese text as a downloadable image
  • Chinese Text to SpeechRead Chinese aloud with karaoke highlighting
  • Stroke Order AnimatorTurn a Chinese character or sentence into a GIF or MP4
  • Writing WorksheetsPrintable tracing sheets with a QR learning companion
View all tools →
Blogs
幡然悔悟
幡然悔悟
幡然悔悟
幡然悔悟
幡然悔悟
幡然悔悟
幡然悔悟
幡然悔悟
幡然悔悟

幡然悔悟 — “To suddenly realize one's errors and thoroughly repent”

幡然悔悟 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to suddenly realize one's errors and thoroughly repent”. To have a sudden change of heart and deeply regret one's past wrongdoings. Literally, “suddenly awaken and repent”.

Frequency

幡然悔悟 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • 幡fān
  • 然rán
  • 悔huǐ
  • 悟wù

幡然悔悟 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
幡
fān15suddenly changing mind
然
rán12thus, so, yes
悔
huǐ10regret past mistakes
悟
wù10awaken to a truth

Example Sentence with 幡然悔悟

经过这次教训,他幡然悔悟,决心改正自己的缺点
After this lesson, he had a sudden change of heart and resolved to correct his shortcomings.

Idioms Related to 幡然悔悟

Synonyms of 幡然悔悟

  • fān翻rán然huǐ悔wù悟suddenly realize mistakes and repent

More idioms starting with 幡

  • fān幡rán然gǎi改tú途swiftly change one's path completely

Questions about 幡然悔悟

What does 幡然悔悟 mean?
幡然悔悟 (fān rán huǐ wù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to suddenly realize one's errors and thoroughly repent”.
How do you pronounce 幡然悔悟?
幡然悔悟 is pronounced fān rán huǐ wù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 幡然悔悟 literally mean?
Literally, 幡然悔悟 means “suddenly awaken and repent”. It is used to mean “to suddenly realize one's errors and thoroughly repent”.
What is the Chinese definition of 幡然悔悟?
思想转变很快,彻底悔悟。
Copy the pinyin for 幡然悔悟 →Choose tone marks or tone numbers and copy the complete four-character reading.Read Chinese vocabulary and idiom guides →Continue with words, phrases, and idioms explained through natural examples.

© 2026 hanzi.now

Contact Us