Niubi! The Real Chinese You Were Never Taught in School by Eveline Chao

Author:Eveline Chao [Chao, Eveline]
Language: zho
Format: epub
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闹春 nào chūn (now chren)

Sexual arousal, lust. Literally “noise in springtime.”

欲火焚身 yù huǒ fén shēn (yee hwuh fen shen)

Sexual arousal, lust. Literally “the fire of lust is burning in the body.”

饥渴 jī kě (gee kuh)

Literally “hungry and thirsty.” Can be used in many different contexts to mean that someone is hungry for something, such as knowledge. In a sexual context, it suggests that someone is starving for sex.

发春 fāchūn (fah chren)

Horny (the most straightforward equivalent to the English). Literally “to develop spring” or “life” or “lust.”

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