名詞
古代為咗防備外敵入侵,喺邊境築起嘅土壘或者城牆;通常指中國嘅萬里長城 defensive walls, especially those that cover a long distance and large expanse; often referring to the Great Wall in China 萬里長城maan6 lei5 coeng4 sing4
不到長城非好漢
不到长城非好汉
bat1 dou3 coeng4 sing4 fei1 hou2 hon3 One who fails to reach the Great Wall is not a hero.
Definitions (Wiktionary)
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Great Wall of China
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(historical) Changcheng (a former district of Jiayuguan, Gansu, China)
noun, figuratively
insurmountable barrier or invincible power; wall of steel
同時,中國人民也絕不允許任何外來勢力欺負、壓迫、奴役我們,誰妄想這樣幹,必將在14億多中國人民用血肉築成的鋼鐵長城面前碰得頭破血流!
同时,中国人民也绝不允许任何外来势力欺负、压迫、奴役我们,谁妄想这样干,必将在14亿多中国人民用血肉筑成的钢铁长城面前碰得头破血流!
tóng shí , zhōng guó rén mín yě jué bù yǔn xǔ rèn hé wài lái shì lì qī fù , yā pò , nú yì wǒ men , shéi wàng xiǎng zhè yàng gàn , bì jiāng zài 14 yì duō zhōng guó rén mín yòng xuè ròu zhù chéng de gāng tiě cháng chéng miàn qián pèng de tóu pò xuè liú ! At the same time, the Chinese people will absolutely not allow any foreign power to bully, oppress, or enslave us. Whomever vainly thinks to do these things, will find their heads bashed bloody against a Great Wall of steel forged by the flesh and blood of over 1.4 billion Chinese people!
You aren't a true man if you haven't been to the Great Wall.
Examples (Wiktionary)
Mandarin
同时,中国人民也绝不允许任何外来势力欺负、压迫、奴役我们,谁妄想这样干,必将在14亿多中国人民用血肉筑成的钢铁长城面前碰得头破血流!
同時,中國人民也絕不允許任何外來勢力欺負、壓迫、奴役我們,誰妄想這樣幹,必將在14億多中國人民用血肉築成的鋼鐵長城面前碰得頭破血流!
tóng shí , zhōng guó rén mín yě jué bù yǔn xǔ rèn hé wài lái shì lì qī fù , yā pò , nú yì wǒ men , shéi wàng xiǎng zhè yàng gàn , bì jiāng zài 14 yì duō zhōng guó rén mín yòng xuè ròu zhù chéng de gāng tiě cháng chéng miàn qián pèng de tóu pò xuè liú !
At the same time, the Chinese people will absolutely not allow any foreign power to bully, oppress, or enslave us. Whomever vainly thinks to do these things, will find their heads bashed bloody against a Great Wall of steel forged by the flesh and blood of over 1.4 billion Chinese people!
From the beginning of history, the Chinese people have chosen to fight back when in dire circumstances. They persist as if duty-bound not to turn back. It is a tireless seeking spirit that forms a kind of positive resolve where one says, "I will not give up hope until I reach the Yellow River," or "I have not truly lived until I have reached the Great Wall.