an endless stream of words(náo náo bù xiū)

an endless stream of words

Nanao, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is n á on á ob ù Xi ū, Nanao: describe talking nagging; Xiu: stop. It's used to describe being nagging, nagging and talking all the time. It comes from the book of answering Wei Li's comments on Shi Dao.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] chatter on and on and [antonym] silence

The origin of Idioms

Liu Zongyuan's answer to Wei lilun's book of Tao in Tang Dynasty: "how can you make those who are looking at you come to my ears early or late, and show my heart."

Idiom usage

For the KMT, they dare to write a lot of articles to persuade them to surrender. A review of the 11th plenary session of the Central Committee of the Kuomintang and the second national political conference of the third session by Mao Zedong

Chinese PinYin : náo náo bù xiū