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"虎落平阳被犬欺" (hǔ luò pínɡ yánɡ bèi quǎn qī) A Humble Tiger in a Dog's World is a well-known ancient Chinese fable that has been passed down through generations. This story tells of a tiger that becomes lost and finds itself in a peaceful village, only to be mistreated by the village dogs.

The idiom 鹤立鸡群 (hè lì jī qún) originates from Chinese culture and describes someone or something that stands out from the crowd due to unique qualities or exceptional abilities.

凿壁借光 (záo bì jiè guāng) is an ancient Chinese idiom that originates from Chinese history and culture. It conveys the desire for knowledge and wisdom and the willingness to make efforts to acquire wisdom. This idiom carries profound philosophical and educational significance.

闻鸡起舞 (wén jī qǐ wǔ), the ancient practice of rising with the rooster's call, is rooted in rural China and reflects the lifestyle of agrarian societies. This article will break down this traditional custom into sections, discussing its background, significance, and its relationship with health. Let you have a deeper understanding of Chinese culture.

In life, we often encounter situations where small mistakes or decisions that seem unimportant lead to significant losses or consequences. This article will explore the background, provide case studies in Chinese learning, and discuss how to avoid 因小失大 (yīn xiǎo shī dà) losing big due to small mistakes.