Be proud of the snow(ào xuě líng shuāng)

Be proud of the snow

Ao Xue Ling Shuang is a Chinese idiom, pronounced as à oxu à L í ngshu à ng, which means to describe the bravery of frost and snow and the more difficult the external conditions, the more energetic they are. After a long period of training, the metaphor shows no weakness or fear in the face of cruel persecution or attack. Pride, pride, contempt. From Liu Shaoqing.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] arrogant, fearless and [antonym] unkempt, submissive and complacent

The origin of Idioms

Liu Shaoqing, written by Yang Wujiu in Song Dynasty, said: "being proud of the snow and the frost, calming the cold force and borrowing the spring light."

Idiom usage

It refers to the experience of tempering and fearlessness in the face of difficulties. example such as the nature of pine and cypress, proud of the snow. Qian Yong, Qing Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : ào xuě líng shuāng