滴水穿石 dī shuǐ chuān shí
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dī shuǐ chuān shí
set phrase
dripping water penetrates the stone; constant perseverance yields success; You can achieve your aim if you try hard without giving up.
Domain: Idiom 成语
Notes: (CC-CEDICT '滴水穿石') -
dī shuǐ chuān shí
phrase
constant dripping wears away a stone
Domain: Buddhism 佛教 , Subdomain: Fo Guang Shan
Notes: (Glossary of Humanistic Buddhism)
Word is mentioned most frequently in
Truncated for common words
- Hsing Yun Diary 20 - Discussing Emptiness and Existence: Listen Carefully and Attentively 星雲日記20～談空說有 諦聽諦聽(1992/11/1～1992/11/15) Hsing Yun Diary (1991/5-1992/12) 《星雲日記(1991/5~1992/12)》 — count: 1
- Scroll 3 The Path of Noble Character: The Path of Interacting with Large Groups 卷三 君子之道 處眾之道 Hsing Yun Dharma Words 1 - Keys to Living Well 《星雲法語1－修行在人間》 — count: 1
- Scroll 4 The Path to Happiness 卷四 幸福之道 幸福之道 Hsing Yun Dharma Words 1 - Keys to Living Well 《星雲法語1－修行在人間》 — count: 1
- Scroll 1: What is on a Politician's Mind - The Morality and Conduct of Water 卷一 政治人的胸懷 水的德行 Hsing Yun Dharma Words 9 - The Significance of Sticking out your Chest 《星雲法語9－挺胸的意味》 — count: 1
- The Buddha in Our Lives, Scroll 1: Small Matters Cannot be Taken Lightly (1) 卷一 生活的佛教 小事不可輕（上） Hsing Yun Dharma Words 2 - The Buddha in Our Lives 《星雲法語2－生活的佛教》 — count: 1