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我见犹怜 — “Even I would pity/love her upon seeing”

我见犹怜 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a woman whose beauty is so captivating and endearing that it evokes a feeling of tenderness and admiration in anyone who sees her”. Literally, “Even I would pity/love her upon seeing”.

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我见犹怜 Pronunciation and Pinyin

我见犹怜 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
我
wǒ7I, me, myself
见
jiàn4to see or meet
犹
yóu7still, yet, or like
怜
lián8pity and love

Example Sentence with 我见犹怜

她穿着一袭淡雅的长裙,站在花丛中,那份超凡脱俗的气质,真叫人我见犹怜
Dressed in an elegant long gown, she stood amidst the flowers, possessing an ethereal charm that truly made people find her utterly captivating.

Origin and Story of 我见犹怜

During the Jin Dynasty, General Huan Wen, after pacifying the Shu region, took Li Shi's daughter as a concubine. Huan Wen's wife was extremely jealous.

Upon learning this, she immediately traveled to Li's residence in Shu and drew a knife, intending to kill her. However, she saw Li combing her hair by the window; her appearance was remarkably dignified and beautiful, and her demeanor was perfectly composed.

Li slowly walked towards Huan's wife. Huan's wife dropped the knife and exclaimed, 'Even I find you so lovely and captivating, how much more so would my husband (that old fellow)!'

Idioms Related to 我见犹怜

Synonyms of 我见犹怜

  • chǔ楚chǔ楚dòng动rén人delicately beautiful and charming

More idioms starting with 我

  • wǒ我xīn心rú如chèng秤My heart is like a perfectly balanced scale
  • wǒ我wǔ武wéi惟yáng扬Our martial power is ever-soaring
  • wǒ我yíng盈bǐ彼jié竭we are vigorous, they are exhausted
  • wǒ我xíng行wǒ我sù素to go one's own way
  • wǒ我fù负zi子dài戴A couple content in poverty
  • wǒ我zuì醉yù欲mián眠I am drunk and wish to sleep
  • wǒ我fǔ黼zi子pèi佩A couple sharing prosperity and honor

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Questions about 我见犹怜

What does 我见犹怜 mean?

我见犹怜 (wǒ jiàn yóu lián) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a woman whose beauty is so captivating and endearing that it evokes a feeling of tenderness and admiration in anyone who sees her”.

How do you pronounce 我见犹怜?

我见犹怜 is pronounced wǒ jiàn yóu lián in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 我见犹怜 literally mean?

Literally, 我见犹怜 means “Even I would pity/love her upon seeing”. It is used to mean “describes a woman whose beauty is so captivating and endearing that it evokes a feeling of tenderness and admiration in anyone who sees her”.

Where does 我见犹怜 come from?

我见犹怜 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.

What is the Chinese definition of 我见犹怜?

犹:尚且;怜:爱。我见了她尚且觉得可爱。形容女子容貌美丽动人。

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