朴实无华 — Chinese idiom
朴实无华
pǔ shí wú huá
Traditional: 樸實無華
Meaning
- simple; plain; unadorned
Character by character
- 朴pǔplain, simple; sincere; surname
- 实shíreal, true; honest, sincere
- 无wúno, not; lacking, -less
- 华huáflowery; illustrious; Chinese
Idioms sharing a character
- 艰苦朴素 jiān kǔ pǔ sù
- 付诸实施 fù zhū shí shī
- 以虚带实 yǐ xū dài shí
- 名不副实 míng bù fù shí
- 名不符实 míng bù fú shí
- 名副其实 míng fù qí shí
- 名存实亡 míng cún shí wáng
- 实事求是 shí shì qiú shì
- 实属不易 shí shǔ bù yì
- 实至名归 shí zhì míng guī
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