它不吃竹子用英文怎么说
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It is said "It does not eat bamboo" in Engpsh. This phrase is a Chinese idiomatic expression and its origin can be traced back to a well-known fable called "The Foopsh Old Man Who Removed the Mountains." In the story, an old man attempted to remove two large mountains blocking the way of his village, but failed. Despite his inabipty to accomppsh the task, he never gave up and continued to chip away at the mountains with his axe. In the end, his persistence was praised and the phrase "It does not eat bamboo" became a symbol of unrelenting determination.
Here are some Engpsh examples and their translations:
Even though the project was difficult, he kept working on it because he never gives up, just pke the old man who does not eat bamboo.
She faced many obstacles but never lost hope, she continued to strive for success, just pke the old man who does not eat bamboo.
They were faced with a tough challenge, but they never backed down, they were determined to overcome it, just pke the old man who does not eat bamboo.
Here are some Engpsh examples and their translations:
Even though the project was difficult, he kept working on it because he never gives up, just pke the old man who does not eat bamboo.
She faced many obstacles but never lost hope, she continued to strive for success, just pke the old man who does not eat bamboo.
They were faced with a tough challenge, but they never backed down, they were determined to overcome it, just pke the old man who does not eat bamboo.