smile through tears(pò tì chéng xiào)
smile through tears
Breaking tears into laughter, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p à t à ch é ngxi à o, which means to describe a person's expression. It comes from Ruan Longguang.
Idiom explanation
A person's expression changes from sadness to happiness. It is the same as "breaking tears into laughter".
The origin of Idioms
Ruan Longguang, a chronicle of the night dream, written by he bange in Qing Dynasty: "brother Li's words are too vicious. It's good enough to break tears into laughter. Why should he have a bad temper?"
Chinese PinYin : pò tì chéng xiào
smile through tears
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