貧不足恥 | Chinese meaning

贫不足耻【pín bù zú chǐ】

it is no disgrace to be poor (idiom)

This idiom conveys the idea that being poor is not something to be embarrassed about or looked down upon. It emphasizes that wealth does not define a person's worth or dignity.

，。

It is no disgrace to be poor; working hard is the most important thing.

贫不足耻【pín bù zú chǐ】

it is no disgrace to be poor (idiom)

This idiom conveys the idea that being poor is not something to be embarrassed about or looked down upon. It emphasizes that wealth does not define a person's worth or dignity.

，。

It is no disgrace to be poor; working hard is the most important thing.

贫

HSK 6

含义poor, impoverished, needy

拼音pín

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不

HSK 11

含义no, not; un-; negative prefix

拼音bù

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足

HSK 32

含义foot; attain, satisfy, enough; Kangxi radical 156

拼音zú

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耻

HSK 7-9

含义shame, humiliation; ashamed

拼音chǐ

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贫不足耻【pín bù zú chǐ】

it is no disgrace to be poor (idiom)

This idiom conveys the idea that being poor is not something to be embarrassed about or looked down upon. It emphasizes that wealth does not define a person's worth or dignity.

，。

It is no disgrace to be poor; working hard is the most important thing.

贫不足耻【pín bù zú chǐ】

it is no disgrace to be poor (idiom)

This idiom conveys the idea that being poor is not something to be embarrassed about or looked down upon. It emphasizes that wealth does not define a person's worth or dignity.