蝼蚁之诚 — “Sincerity of ants and mole crickets”
蝼蚁之诚 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a humble expression referring to one's sincere but very small contribution or loyalty, often implying one's humble status or limited ability; a heartfelt but modest token of sincerity”. Literally, “Sincerity of ants and mole crickets”.
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What does 蝼蚁之诚 mean?
蝼蚁之诚 (lóu yǐ zhī chéng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a humble expression referring to one's sincere but very small contribution or loyalty, often implying one's humble status or limited ability; a heartfelt but modest token of sincerity”.
How do you pronounce 蝼蚁之诚?
蝼蚁之诚 is pronounced lóu yǐ zhī chéng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 蝼蚁之诚 literally mean?
Literally, 蝼蚁之诚 means “Sincerity of ants and mole crickets”. It is used to mean “a humble expression referring to one's sincere but very small contribution or loyalty, often implying one's humble status or limited ability; a heartfelt but modest token of sincerity”.
What is the Chinese definition of 蝼蚁之诚?
蝼蚁：蝼蛄和蚂蚁，比喻力量微小或地位低微的人。自谦微诚之辞。