鸿爪春泥 — “Swan's prints in spring mud”
鸿爪春泥 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Traces or memories of past events, experiences, or friendships that are transient and hard to fully retain; fleeting imprints of the past”. Literally, “Swan's prints in spring mud”.
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What does 鸿爪春泥 mean?
鸿爪春泥 (hóng zhǎo chūn ní) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Traces or memories of past events, experiences, or friendships that are transient and hard to fully retain; fleeting imprints of the past”.
How do you pronounce 鸿爪春泥?
鸿爪春泥 is pronounced hóng zhǎo chūn ní in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 鸿爪春泥 literally mean?
Literally, 鸿爪春泥 means “Swan's prints in spring mud”. It is used to mean “Traces or memories of past events, experiences, or friendships that are transient and hard to fully retain; fleeting imprints of the past”.
What is the Chinese definition of 鸿爪春泥?
比喻往事留下的痕迹。同“鸿爪雪泥”。