不足为奇 nothing surprising
Explanation
指某种事物或现象很平常,没有什么奇怪的。
Refers to something or phenomenon as very common and nothing strange.
Origin Story
老张是一位经验丰富的木匠,他花了数月时间精心打造了一张精美的桌子。桌子完成后,老张邀请他的朋友们来欣赏。朋友们纷纷赞叹桌子的精湛工艺,然而,老张却只是平静地说:"这不足为奇,只是我多年的手艺罢了。"他回忆起自己年轻时,为了掌握这门手艺,经历了无数次的失败与挫折,无数个日夜的辛勤练习。如今,做出这样一张桌子,对他来说,早已不足为奇了。后来,老张的技艺越来越高超,他制作的家具远销各地,但他始终保持着谦逊的态度,从不骄傲自满。因为他知道,每一次成功都离不开日积月累的努力和坚持。
Old Zhang was an experienced carpenter who spent months carefully crafting a beautiful table. After its completion, Old Zhang invited his friends to admire it. His friends all praised the exquisite craftsmanship of the table, yet Old Zhang calmly said, "This is nothing surprising, merely my years of skill." He recalled his youth, the countless failures and setbacks, and the countless days and nights of diligent practice he endured to master this craft. Now, making such a table was nothing surprising to him. Later, Zhang's skills became even more superb, his furniture sold far and wide, but he always maintained a humble attitude, never proud or arrogant. For he knew that every success was inseparable from years of accumulated effort and perseverance.
Usage
用于形容事情很平常,不足为奇。
Used to describe something as very common and unsurprising.
Examples
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对于他的成功,我并不觉得不足为奇,因为他付出了很多努力。
duì yú tā de chénggōng, wǒ bìng bù juéde bù zú wéi qí, yīnwèi tā fùchū le hěn duō nǔlì
I don't think his success is surprising, because he put in a lot of effort.
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他的才华横溢,取得如此成就不足为奇。
tā de cáihuá héngyí, qǔdé rúcǐ chéngjiù bù zú wéi qí
His outstanding talent makes his achievement unsurprising.