<p>The flavour of sitting at your desk doing some menial work that you only put half the effort, but you must do it or else you'll get fired. Sums up my work life in general. Also, that's the definition of a Chinese idiom called 硬着头皮. Agreed both by an ABC who despises calculus and a Chinese teacher who detests studying English. </p>

The flavour of sitting at your desk doing some menial work that you only put half the effort, but you must do it or else you'll get fired. Sums up my work life in general. Also, that's the definition of a Chinese idiom called 硬着头皮. Agreed both by an ABC who despises calculus and a Chinese teacher who detests studying English.

Hard Press Head Skin. Chinese Idiom (硬着头皮）

<p>we look at how idioms in these two languages are similar yet so different. same meaning, different wording? same historical references? find the answer out by listening!</p>

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we look at how idioms in these two languages are similar yet so different. same meaning, different wording? same historical references? find the answer out by listening!

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