桃李无言下自成蹊 Pronunciation and Pinyin
桃李无言下自成蹊 Usage and Examples
Actions speak louder than words.
Goodness needs no words.
Virtue makes its own path.
True merit attracts.
The characters in 桃李无言下自成蹊
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 桃
- táo桃rén仁peach kernel, peach seed
- táo桃zi子peach
- táo桃lǐ李students, disciples
- táo桃lǐ李bù不yán言xià下zì自chéng成xíng行Good wine needs no bush., Virtue needs no trumpeter.
- táo桃lǐ李bù不yán言xià下zì自chéng成qī蹊Virtue needs no trumpeter., Good wine needs no bush.
- táo桃lǐ李mǎn满chéng城Many successful students everywhere, Students and disciples fill the city
- táo桃shù树peach tree, peach
- táo桃hé核peach pit, peach stone
- táo桃zāi栽Peach planting, Peach plant
- táo桃zāi栽zi子Peach seedling, Peach sapling
- táo桃yuán源Arcadia, Shangri-La
- táo桃fú符peachwood charm, New Year couplet (historical)
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What does 桃李无言下自成蹊 mean in Chinese?
桃李无言下自成蹊 (táo lǐ wú yán xià zì chéng qī) means “Actions speak louder than words, Goodness needs no words, Virtue makes its own path, True merit attracts”.
How do you pronounce 桃李无言下自成蹊?
桃李无言下自成蹊 is pronounced táo lǐ wú yán xià zì chéng qī in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Actions speak louder than words.” in Chinese?
“Actions speak louder than words.” is 桃李无言下自成蹊 (táo lǐ wú yán xià zì chéng qī) in Chinese.