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布帆无恙
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布帆无恙

布帆无恙 — “To describe a journey as safe and smooth”

布帆无恙 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a journey as safe and smooth”. Indicating that everything went well during travel. It metaphorically implies a successful and uneventful trip. Literally, “Cloth sail unharmed; canvas sail safe”.

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布帆无恙 Pronunciation and Pinyin

布帆无恙 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
布
bù5cloth; announce; arrange
帆
fān6boat sail
无
wú4without, not having
恙
yàng10illness or trouble

Example Sentence with 布帆无恙

祝你一路顺风,布帆无恙,期待你平安归来。
Wishing you a smooth journey, a safe trip, and I look forward to your safe return.

Origin and Story of 布帆无恙

During the Jin Dynasty, Gu Kaizhi, a renowned painter and calligrapher, was on leave and heading home. As he passed through Jingzhou, he made a point to visit his good friend, Yin Zhongkan.

Yin Zhongkan welcomed him warmly and suggested that Gu Kaizhi travel back to his hometown, Pozhong, by boat, even lending him a canvas sail.

Upon reaching Pozhong, Gu Kaizhi encountered a fierce storm. His boat was blown ashore, but he managed to walk home safely.

He then wrote a letter to Yin Zhongkan, saying, 'The place is named Pozhong (literally 'broken tomb'), and I truly felt as if I had emerged from a broken tomb. Yet, the traveler is safe and sound, and the canvas sail is unharmed.'

Idioms Related to 布帆无恙

Synonyms of 布帆无恙

  • yī一lù路shùn顺fēng风Have a smooth and pleasant journey

More idioms starting with 布

  • bù布tiān天gài盖dì地extremely numerous and widespread
  • bù布bó帛shū菽sù粟daily necessities
  • bù布dé德shī施ēn恩Spread virtue and bestow kindness
  • bù布yī衣zhī之jiāo交friends from humble beginnings
  • bù布yī衣shū疏shí食live a frugal and unpretentious life
  • bù布yī衣lì粝shí食live a simple and frugal life
  • bù布yī衣máng芒juē屩common people in simple attire
  • bù布yī衣shū蔬shí食live a simple and frugal life
  • bù布yī衣xióng雄shì世commoner who becomes a hero
  • bù布yī衣wéi韦dài带commoner scholars
  • bù布yī衣qián黔shǒu首common people
  • bù布dài袋lǐ里lǎo老yā鸦alive but lifeless

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Questions about 布帆无恙

What does 布帆无恙 mean?

布帆无恙 (bù fān wú yàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a journey as safe and smooth”.

How do you pronounce 布帆无恙?

布帆无恙 is pronounced bù fān wú yàng in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 布帆无恙 literally mean?

Literally, 布帆无恙 means “Cloth sail unharmed; canvas sail safe”. It is used to mean “to describe a journey as safe and smooth”.

Where does 布帆无恙 come from?

布帆无恙 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.

What is the Chinese definition of 布帆无恙?

比喻旅途平安。

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