







共枝别干 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Though taught by the same master, each develops their own distinct style or school of thought; to share common roots but diverge into separate branches”. Literally, “Shared branches, separate trunks”.

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Open the tool →共枝别干 (gòng zhī bié gàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Though taught by the same master, each develops their own distinct style or school of thought; to share common roots but diverge into separate branches”.
共枝别干 is pronounced gòng zhī bié gàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 共枝别干 means “Shared branches, separate trunks”. It is used to mean “Though taught by the same master, each develops their own distinct style or school of thought; to share common roots but diverge into separate branches”.
比喻一个教师传授下来的但又各人自成一派。