节中长节 — “New complications arising from existing issues”
节中长节 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “New complications arising from existing issues”. One problem leading to another; unexpected new developments in an ongoing matter. Literally, “knots growing within knots”.
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节中长节 Pronunciation and Pinyin
节中长节 Character Breakdown
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原以为这个项目已经快完成了，没想到又节中长节，出现了几个新的难题。
I thought this project was almost finished, but unexpectedly, new complications arose, presenting several new challenges.
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What does 节中长节 mean?
节中长节 (jié zhōng cháng jié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “New complications arising from existing issues”.
How do you pronounce 节中长节?
节中长节 is pronounced jié zhōng cháng jié in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 节中长节 literally mean?
Literally, 节中长节 means “knots growing within knots”. It is used to mean “New complications arising from existing issues”.
What is the Chinese definition of 节中长节?
节：竹节。枝节中又长出枝杈。比喻在已有的情节中又生出新的情节