风餐露宿

Произношение: fēng cān lù sù Буквальное значение: Eat in wind, sleep in dew

Происхождение и использование

This idiom describes eating (餐) in the wind (风) and sleeping (宿) in the dew (露). It depicts the hardships of travelers or workers without shelter, exposed to the elements. The phrase captures the difficulties of life on the road. Modern usage describes enduring harsh conditions, the willingness to suffer discomfort in pursuit of goals.

Примеры

Английский: "The explorers endured harsh conditions during their expedition."

Китайский: 探险队员风餐露宿，忍受着艰苦的条件。