Animal pelt with the hair or wool still on that has been tanned to be soft and warm; used for making cold-weather clothing

Literally meaning to make a fur coat by collecting small bits of fur from many foxes' armpits, this idiom describes how many small contributions add up to something big; similar to [[积少成多|積少成多|ji1 shao3 cheng2 duo1]].

A robe or coat made of fox fur

Wearing light furs and a loose belt; describes an elegant and composed appearance, specifically referring to the cultured and relaxed manner of a scholarly general.

To carry on a father's work or profession; to continue a family's legacy or business.

(idiom) lit. riding fat horses and wearing light furs; describes living in luxury and wealth

(idiom) pawn one's fur coat to buy wine; used to describe the extravagant, free-spirited, and unrestrained lifestyle of the wealthy

light furs and well-fed horses; describes a life of luxury and wealth

Literally "to wear one's fur coat inside out while carrying firewood"; describes a life of poverty and hard work.

to wear a fur coat inside out while carrying firewood on one's back; an idiom used to describe a foolish person or a scholar living in extreme poverty who cares more for trivialities than his own well-being

To wear linen in summer and fur in winter; used to describe things that are appropriate for the season or follow the natural order of things

A profession or trade inherited from one's father; the continuation of a family business.

(variant form) a garment made of felt; used metonymically to refer to nomadic peoples or their leaders

(literary) clothes made of animal hair or felt worn by northern nomadic peoples in ancient China

Literally means wearing a robe made of expensive fox fur but with sleeves made of cheap lambskin; used to describe something that is good on the whole but has minor flaws or is not quite perfect

A coat or outer garment made of animal fur or leather.

(literary) used to describe a son continuing the family profession or inheriting his father's craft; originally referring to a student learning easy tasks before difficult ones as described in the [[礼记|禮記|li3 ji4]]

unhurried and elegant in manner or attire; literally describing one wearing a loose sash and light furs to indicate a relaxed and refined lifestyle

literally meaning one's furs are worn out and one's money is exhausted; completely broke; living in extreme poverty

(literary) winter furs and summer linens; clothing for all seasons

(literary) simple or coarse clothing; to dress economically or simply

(literary) furs and horses; a metaphor for a wealthy or luxurious lifestyle

(literary) describes a life of luxury and affluence, literally "wearing light furs and riding fat horses"

A fur robe or coat made of sable or marten fur.

a fur garment made from the skin of a fawn