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Open the tool →琥珀拾芥 (hǔ pò shí jiè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe the mutual attraction or responsiveness between things, like amber attracting tiny particles; a metaphor for things naturally sensing and responding to each other”.
琥珀拾芥 is pronounced hǔ pò shí jiè in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 琥珀拾芥 means “amber picking up mustard seeds”. It is used to mean “to describe the mutual attraction or responsiveness between things, like amber attracting tiny particles; a metaphor for things naturally sensing and responding to each other”.
琥珀:植物化石;芥:小东西。比喻事物之间的相互感应