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吃得苦中苦,方知甜中甜

/ chī dé kǔ zhōng kǔ, fāng zhī tián zhōng tián /
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Collocation

1
俗话说,吃得苦中苦,方知甜中甜
2
只有吃得苦中苦,方知甜中甜

Definition

吃得苦中苦,方知甜中甜

Literally means:

after a bitter, know sweet

Actually means:

if you wish to taste the sweetness of success or happiness, you should be able to stand the bitterest of the bitter

Only through hard work can one gain success and happiness, and know how hard it is to succeed, and therefore will enjoy and cherish the sweetness of his current happy life more.

It is often used to advise young people to work hard.

只有通过艰苦奋斗,才能获得成功和幸福,才会知道幸福来之不易,并真正体会和珍惜幸福生活的甜蜜滋味。

常用来告诫年轻人。

Example

Used as a minor sentence, or as predicate or object. (作小句、谓语、宾语)
1
Xiànzài
现在
de
xuéshēng
大学生
méiyǒu
没有
chī
guò
  
āi
guò
è
饿
  
,
gǎnshòu
感受
dào
rénshēng
人生
de
tián
  
,
yīnggāi
应该
ràng
men
他们
jiān
艰苦
de
fāng
地方
duànliàn
锻炼
duànliàn
锻炼
  
Chī
de
zhōng
  
,
fāng
zhī
tián
zhōng
tián
  

Now college students have not suffered, suffered from hunger, can not feel the pain and sweetness of life, should let them go to hard places to exercise. Eat bitter, Fang knows sweet sweet.

2
rén
古人
shuō
  
:
chī
de
zhōng
  
,
fāng
zhī
tián
zhōng
tián
  
rén
yào
xiǎng
yǒusuǒzuòwéi
有所作为
  
,
yào
xiǎng
dào
得到
xìng
幸福
  
,
jiù
必须
shǒuxiān
首先
néng
chī
de
  

The ancients said: eat bitter, Fang know sweet sweet. If one wants to make a difference, if one wants to be happy, one must first be able to afford to suffer.

3
Shēnghuó
生活
jīngyàn
经验
gào
告诉
men
我们
  
,
rén
zhīyǒu
只有
chī
de
zhōng
  
,
fāng
zhī
tián
zhōng
tián
  
,
xiǎng
chī
吃苦
huòzhě
或者
chī
  
,
jiù
néng
可能
yǒu
shēnghuó
生活
de
xìng
幸福
tián
甜蜜
  

Life experience tells us that a person can not have the happiness and sweetness of life only if he suffers bitterly, fang knows sweet and sweet, does not want to suffer or can't afford to suffer.