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Open the tool →百步无轻担 (bǎi bù wú qīng dān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Even a light burden becomes heavy over a long distance”.
百步无轻担 is pronounced bǎi bù wú qīng dān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 百步无轻担 means “a hundred steps, no light burden”. It is used to mean “Even a light burden becomes heavy over a long distance”.
担:负担。走长路,再轻的东西都会很重。比喻任重道远