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Fashion using of Chinese popular words

Many Chinese learners are attending to learn Chinese through some effective ways, such as learning Chinese through songs, movies, and Chinese idioms.

If you want to learn Chinese that will make your daily life in China much easier, the daily Chinese popular words resources will be a great help. Here you will get them. Learn the example popular Chinese word and you will find that learning Chinese is so interesting and beautiful.

拍马屁  
pāimăpì
Kiss Up to Someone

Learning Chinese below
Where does it originate from?
As early as the Yuan Dynasty, herders were proud of raising horses. When horse herders encountered one another, they would often pat the buttocks of the others' horse and say, "What a good horse!" to fawn on the owner of the horse. At first, people only praised truly good horses, but soon people began to do this to flatter others, regardless of whether the herder's horse was good or bad, strong or weak. In this way, people began to flatter and kiss up to one another, and this action became known as 拍马屁(pāimăpì) to kiss up.

What does the Chinese language mean?
拍马屁(pāimăpì) refers literally to patting a horse's buttocks: 拍(pāi) means to pat; 马(mă) is horse and 屁(pì) refers to fart or buttocks. But now 拍马屁(pāimăpì) is widely used as an analogy to ridicule blatant flattery that is meant to please others without regard for objective reality. Consequently, people who like to kiss up or brownnose are called 马屁精(măpìjīng), which means flatterer or brownnoser.

Where is it used?
拍马屁(pāimăpì) is usually used in the following context:
e.g. 这家伙是拍马屁的好手,总能让上司高兴!
       Zhè jiāhuo shì pāimăpì de háoshŏu, zŏng néng ràng shàngsī gāoxìng!
       This guy is an expert at kissing up, always pleasing his authorities.
       他善于拍马屁,所以升迁很快。
       Tā shànyú pāimăpì, suŏyĭ shēngqiān hĕn kuài.
       He is good at kissing up, so he gets promoted very quickly. 

From the above, you will find these popular Chinese language words are so vivid. As long as you learn these words frequently, you will find learning Chinese is very interesting and easy. Here tell you an effective way: you can take Chinese course online in order to learn Chinese well.

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