







无谎不成媒 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Matchmakers often exaggerate or tell white lies to bring a couple together; it implies that intermediaries might use some deceit to achieve their goal”. Literally, “No lies, no matchmaker”.

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Open the tool →无谎不成媒 (wú huǎng bù chéng méi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Matchmakers often exaggerate or tell white lies to bring a couple together; it implies that intermediaries might use some deceit to achieve their goal”.
无谎不成媒 is pronounced wú huǎng bù chéng méi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 无谎不成媒 means “no lies, no matchmaker”. It is used to mean “Matchmakers often exaggerate or tell white lies to bring a couple together; it implies that intermediaries might use some deceit to achieve their goal”.
谎:谎言。媒人说亲没有不说谎的