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Idioms Expressing Chinese People's Gratitude and Repaying Virtue
En de shān (ēn dé rú shān)
Metaphorically, the favor is extremely deep.
En ruò zài shēng (ēn ruò zài shēng)
The favor is as great as giving a second life.
En shēn yì zhòng (ēn shēn yì zhòng)
Endeavors and love are extremely deep.
恩同父母 (ēn tóng fù mǔ)
恩：恩惠；同：如同. Treating people as favorably as one's parents.
En zhòng rú shān (ēn zhòng rú shān)
The favor is as deep as a mountain.
Grateful Dai De (gǎn ēn dài dé)
Dai: to honor, to esteem. Grateful for others' favors and benefits.
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