我负子戴 — “I carry on my back, you bear on your head”
我负子戴 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a married couple who willingly endure poverty and hardship together, remaining content and mutually supportive”. Literally, “I carry on my back, you bear on your head”.
我负子戴 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 我负子戴 mean?
我负子戴 (wǒ fù zi dài) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a married couple who willingly endure poverty and hardship together, remaining content and mutually supportive”.
How do you pronounce 我负子戴?
我负子戴 is pronounced wǒ fù zi dài in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 我负子戴 literally mean?
Literally, 我负子戴 means “I carry on my back, you bear on your head”. It is used to mean “describes a married couple who willingly endure poverty and hardship together, remaining content and mutually supportive”.
What is the Chinese definition of 我负子戴?
指夫妻同安于贫贱。详“我黼子佩”。