







三绝韦编 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to study with extreme diligence and perseverance, to the point of repeatedly wearing out one's study materials; assiduous study”. Literally, “The leather thongs binding the bamboo slips broke three times”.

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Open the tool →三绝韦编 (sān jué wéi biān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to study with extreme diligence and perseverance, to the point of repeatedly wearing out one's study materials; assiduous study”.
三绝韦编 is pronounced sān jué wéi biān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 三绝韦编 means “the leather thongs binding the bamboo slips broke three times”. It is used to mean “to study with extreme diligence and perseverance, to the point of repeatedly wearing out one's study materials; assiduous study”.
韦:熟牛皮。编连竹简的皮绳断了三次。比喻读书勤奋刻苦