smile through tears
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p à ch ó UW é IXI à o, meaning from sadness to joy. It comes from the book of Chang Ru, the prefect of Liang Donghai.
Analysis of Idioms
Break tears into smiles and turn worries into happiness
Idiom usage
Turn worry into happiness
The origin of Idioms
Chen Xuling of the Southern Dynasty wrote a letter to the head of liangdonghai, a member of the people's Republic of China, which said, "you have accepted the letter again, the silver hook is very beautiful, the jade is still sparse, the paper is stretched out in Kaifeng, breaking the sorrow into a smile."
Chinese PinYin : pò chóu wéi xiào
smile through tears
The emperor will never die. huáng huáng bù kě zhōng rì