嗔拳不打笑面 — “Angry fist does not hit a smiling face”
嗔拳不打笑面 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it is difficult to be angry or aggressive towards someone who is smiling or friendly; one should not bully those with a pleasant demeanor”. Literally, “Angry fist does not hit a smiling face”.
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What does 嗔拳不打笑面 mean?
嗔拳不打笑面 (chēn quán bù dǎ xiào miàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it is difficult to be angry or aggressive towards someone who is smiling or friendly; one should not bully those with a pleasant demeanor”.
How do you pronounce 嗔拳不打笑面?
嗔拳不打笑面 is pronounced chēn quán bù dǎ xiào miàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 嗔拳不打笑面 literally mean?
Literally, 嗔拳不打笑面 means “Angry fist does not hit a smiling face”. It is used to mean “it is difficult to be angry or aggressive towards someone who is smiling or friendly; one should not bully those with a pleasant demeanor”.
What is the Chinese definition of 嗔拳不打笑面?
比喻不可以欺凌态度和悦的人。