







苍蝇不抱没缝的蛋 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Flies do not land on seamless eggs”. It implies that misfortune or negative influences only affect those who have internal flaws or weaknesses. Literally, “Flies do not cling to seamless eggs”.

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Open the tool →苍蝇不抱没缝的蛋 (cāng ying bù bào méi fèng de dàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Flies do not land on seamless eggs”.
苍蝇不抱没缝的蛋 is pronounced cāng ying bù bào méi fèng de dàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 苍蝇不抱没缝的蛋 means “Flies do not cling to seamless eggs”. It is used to mean “Flies do not land on seamless eggs”.
形容自身不正,坏事才会找到头上