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不入虎穴,焉得虎子

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Collocation

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不入虎穴,焉得虎子的决心和勇气
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常言道不入虎穴,焉得虎子
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正所谓不入虎穴,焉得虎子
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俗话说,不入虎穴,焉得虎子
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但是,不入虎穴,焉得虎子
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我们不入虎穴,焉得虎子

Definition

不入虎穴焉得虎子:

Literally means:

how can you catch tiger cubs without entering the tiger's lair

Actually means:

焉 means how come, how can. 穴 refers to lair.

This expression literally means that tiger cubs can only be caught in their lair.

It means that it is impossible for one to succeed if he does not experience the dangers and hardships and to make efforts. It is often used to encourage people to be courageous.

焉,怎么。穴,洞。

不入虎穴,焉得虎子,不进老虎窝,怎么能捉到小老虎。 比喻做事如果不下决心,不亲历险境,不经过艰苦的努力,是不能取得经验,获得成功的。多用于鼓励人们不怕艰难或危险,勇敢地亲自实践,争取成功。

Example

Used as a minor sentence, or as predicate, attributiveOrObject. (作小句、谓语、定语、宾语)
1
xué
不入虎穴
  
,
yānde
焉得虎子
  
guǒ
如果
men
他们
gǎn
tiáojiàn
条件
shí
fēn
èliè
恶劣
de
nán
南极
tànxiǎn
探险
kǎochá
考察
  
,
jiù
néng
可能
取得
duō
许多
bǎoguì
宝贵
de
shǒu
第一手
liào
资料
  

Don't go into the tiger's cave, get the tiger's son. If they were afraid to go on very poor Antarctic expeditions and expeditions, they would not have been able to obtain much valuable first-hand information.

2
Dāngshí
当时
zhè
shì
hěn
lěngmén
冷门
de
xué
学科
  
,
jiārén
家人
dōu
quàn
yào
不要
dòu
zhège
这个
zhuān
专业
  
,
dànshì
但是
xué
不入虎穴
  
,
yānde
焉得虎子
  
,
zhèyàng
这样
  
,
jiù
néng
shēn
深入
dào
biéren
别人
méiyǒu
没有
dào
guò
de
lǐng
领域
  

At that time, this is a very cold subject, family members advised me not to read this profession, but do not enter the tiger cave, the tiger son, not so, can not go deep into the field that others have not been to.

3
men
他们
yǒu
具有
xué
不入虎穴
  
,
yānde
焉得虎子
de
juéxīn
决心
yǒng
勇气
  
,
suǒ
所以
cái
néng
zài
各自
de
lǐng
领域
chéngwéi
成为
gǎn
敢于
第一
chī
pángxiè
螃蟹
de
rén
  
,
chéngwéi
成为
ràng
rén
jìngzhòng
敬重
de
kāituòzhě
开拓者
  

They have the determination and courage not to enter the tiger's cave, so they can become the first people to eat crabs in their respective fields, and become respected pioneers.