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A Chinese Allegory

Learn Chinese Allegory:

 

lǎo hǔ lā chē – shéi găn (găn)

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(dare) shares the same pronunciation (găn) with (drive a cart) . So literally, this means "When a tiger pulls a cart, nobody dares to drive it".

 

This allegory is used when you mean "nobody has that great courage to do something".
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