Gall gall(huī dǎn chōu cháng)

Gall gall

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is Hu ī D ǎ NCH ō uch á ng, which means to express sincerity. It comes from selected works Liu xiaobiao's Guang juejiao Lun.

Idiom usage

I mean what I mean

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: gutsy, gutsy Antonyms: hypocrisy

The origin of Idioms

According to Liu xiaobiao's Guang juejiao Lun in Wenxuan: "when a rooster begins to sing, a crane becomes Yin, when a high gate opens, and the running water meets him, he is willing to rush to the top of his head and make his heart ache." Lu Yanji's note: "Kai, destroy. Pull, pull. I'll do my best. "

Idiom explanation

You can't help but talk. Show sincerity.

Chinese PinYin : huī dǎn chōu cháng