What does a donkey mean?

Big donkey is a Chinese word, which means a big donkey. As an idiom, it is often used to describe a bigger or stronger person or thing. In addition, the big donkey may also be used to express sarcasm or satire in some informal occasions, so pay more attention when using it.

The symbolic significance of big donkey in China culture

In China culture, the donkey is a symbolic animal. It is regarded as an industrious, reliable and endurance companion. It was once used by people to walk instead of walking, pull goods or cultivate land. The big donkey is more like the maximization of this quality, symbolizing great strength, high endurance and exceeding tolerance. Therefore, in some ancient literary works, donkeys are also used to symbolize the emperor's power and ruling ability.

Nowadays, the big donkey has become a joke and negotiation between some cultural circles and even friends. By comparing size, shape or strength, people will use a big donkey to describe the characteristics of someone or something. In some entertainment programs, donkeys may also be used as game elements, such as letting players pull donkeys in time, or participating in performances in donkey costumes, and so on. In short, donkeys are no longer simple pets or means of transportation, but have become interesting symbols and representatives of culture.