Hanzi Now
CharactersIdiomsChinese NameFlashcards
Tools

Visual content

  • Chinese Text Image GeneratorCreate PNGs with pinyin, highlight character parts or remove strokes
  • Stroke Order AnimatorTurn a Chinese character or sentence into a GIF or MP4
  • Character Highlight AnimatorChoose character parts and animate their colors, together or in stroke order
  • Chinese Text Morph AnimatorTurn one Chinese character, word or phrase into another; download SVG, MP4 or WebM

Audio content

  • Chinese Text to SpeechRead Chinese aloud with karaoke highlighting

Teaching materials

  • Writing WorksheetsPrintable tracing sheets with a QR learning companion
  • Bingo CardsPicture and word Bingo for your class
  • Picture WorksheetsChinese and English fill-in vocabulary worksheets

Other

  • Pinyin GeneratorConvert Chinese text to pinyin with tone marks
  • Chinese Zodiac CalculatorFind your animal sign from your birth date and make a zodiac card.
  • Chinese Word CounterCount characters, words and sentences in Chinese text
View all tools →
没金饮羽
没金饮羽
没金饮羽
没金饮羽
没金饮羽
没金饮羽
没金饮羽
没金饮羽

没金饮羽 — “Arrowhead submerged, fletching hidden”

没金饮羽 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to shoot an arrow with such incredible force and precision that it buries itself completely into the target, even submerging the fletching. It signifies extraordinary skill, power, or determination in an endeavor”. Literally, “arrowhead submerged, fletching hidden”.

Frequency

没金饮羽 Pronunciation and Pinyin

没金饮羽 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
没
mò7not; have not
金
jīn8gold, metal, money
饮
yǐn7to drink
羽
yǔ6bird feather or wing

Example Sentence with 没金饮羽

他苦练多年,终于练就了没金饮羽的箭术,百步穿杨不在话下
After years of diligent practice, he finally mastered the extraordinary archery skill of shooting arrows with such force that they completely buried themselves, hitting distant targets with ease.

Origin and Story of 没金饮羽

During the Spring and Autumn period, Xiong Qūzi of the State of Chu was renowned for his superb archery skills. One night, as he was returning home, he saw what he believed to be a crouching tiger in the dim moonlight. Without hesitation, he drew his bow, aimed, and shot an arrow directly at it.

When he approached, he realized it was not a tiger but a large stone. To his astonishment, the arrow had penetrated so deeply into the stone that both the metal arrowhead and the feathered fletching were completely embedded and out of sight.

Idioms Related to 没金饮羽

Synonyms of 没金饮羽

  • méi没shí石yǐn饮yǔ羽superb skill or extraordinary prowess

More idioms starting with 没

  • méi没sān三méi没sì四disreputable or improper in conduct
  • méi没shàng上méi没xià下disregarding proper hierarchy
  • mò没shì世bù不wàng忘never forget throughout one's life
  • mò没shì世bù不yú渝unchanging until death
  • mò没shì世wú无chēng称die without renown
  • mò没shì世wú无wén闻live and die in obscurity
  • mò没shì世qióng穷nián年for one's entire life
  • mò没shì世nán难wàng忘unforgettable until death
  • méi没shì事zhǎo找shì事to make trouble out of nothing
  • méi没rén仁méi没yì义heartless and unjust
  • méi没piān偏méi没xiàng向fair and impartial
  • méi没wèi卫yǐn饮yǔ羽shoot an arrow with immense power

Recommended tools

Writing Worksheets

Printable tracing sheets with a QR learning companion

Open the tool →

Chinese Text Image Generator

Create PNGs with pinyin, highlight character parts or remove strokes

Open the tool →

Stroke Order Animator

Turn a Chinese character or sentence into a GIF or MP4

Open the tool →

Character Highlight Animator

Choose character parts and animate their colors, together or in stroke order

Open the tool →

Questions about 没金饮羽

What does 没金饮羽 mean?

没金饮羽 (mò jīn yǐn yǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to shoot an arrow with such incredible force and precision that it buries itself completely into the target, even submerging the fletching. It signifies extraordinary skill, power, or determination in an endeavor”.

How do you pronounce 没金饮羽?

没金饮羽 is pronounced mò jīn yǐn yǔ in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 没金饮羽 literally mean?

Literally, 没金饮羽 means “arrowhead submerged, fletching hidden”. It is used to mean “to shoot an arrow with such incredible force and precision that it buries itself completely into the target, even submerging the fletching. It signifies extraordinary skill, power, or determination in an endeavor”.

Where does 没金饮羽 come from?

没金饮羽 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.

What is the Chinese definition of 没金饮羽?

指射箭入石,箭镞和箭杆后的雕翎全都隐没不见。

Hanzi Now

Explore the charm of Chinese language

Explore

  • Characters
  • Idioms
  • Chinese Names
  • Flashcards

Tools

  • Chinese Text Image Generator
  • Stroke Order Animator
  • Character Highlight Animator
  • Bingo Cards
  • Picture Worksheets
  • All Tools

More

  • Blog
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
© 2026 Hanzi NowContact Us