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		<title>"2025 Idiom of the Year" Unveiled in Handan, China</title>
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		<pubDate>2026-01-07 17:57:00</pubDate>
		<description><![CDATA[HANDAN, China, Jan. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On January 7, 2026, an event was 
held to release the "2025 Idiom of the Year" in Handan City, known as the "City 
of Chinese Idioms and Allusions". Topping the list of ten selected annual 
idioms is "Jian Ding Bu Yi" (unwavering determination).

 
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This photo shows the release event of the “2025 Idiom of the Year” held in 
Handan City, north China’s Hebei Province, January 7, 2026.

The event was co-organized by Chinaso and the Publicity Department of the CPC 
Handan Municipal Committee. Selection for the "2025 Idiom of the Year" went 
through four key stages: collection, screening, voting, and expert review. 
Chinaso, in collaboration with authoritative institutions such as the College 
of AI, Tsinghua University, sourced idioms that gained widespread popularity 
and were frequently used in 2025. Relevant data was collected from national and 
local news websites, relevant trade media, portals, social media and 
short-video platforms, as well as trending topics and user comments on major 
social platforms. Big data technology and natural language processing 
algorithms were then employed to screen the massive dataset. Over 30 initially 
selected idioms were released online for a public vote, inviting participation 
from internet users both inChina and abroad. Finally, experts conducted 
in-depth reviews focusing on the social context, cultural connotations, and 
contemporary significance behind the candidate idioms, ultimately determining 
the final list of ten idioms.

Compilation of the blue book Report on the Application and Dissemination of 
Chinese Idioms in the New Era, was officially launched at the event. Professor
Yao Xishuang, PhD supervisor at the Communication University of China, 
President of the Chinese Society for the Modernization of the Language and 
Script, also editor-in-chief of the report, explained that the core of the 
compilation work lies in in-depth interpretation and comprehensive analysis. 
Moreover, precisely monitored data collected by Chinaso over the past two years 
on the usage of idioms in massive language corpora, as well as analyses 
conducted by authoritative experts and scholars, will both serve as the 
foundation to produce an annual report on the application and research of 
idioms that combines both data-driven support and theoretical depth.

The event was attended by experts, scholars from across the country, as well 
as representatives from various sectors ofHandan City.

Prior to the event, Chinaso invited Melissa, an international student from 
Beijing Foreign Studies University, to star in a Chinese-English short film 
titled Melissa's Journey into Chinese Idioms. The film follows Melissa as she 
exploresHandan City in Hebei Province on the eve of the 2026 New Year. With a 
history of over 3,000 years,Handan is associated with more than 2,000 idioms. 
During her visit, Melissa, dressed in Warring States robes, learned theHandan 
dance, practicedTai Chi, enjoyed a special idiom-themed meal, and watched a 
drone light show featuring idiom stories. Following the release of the Chinese 
and English versions on social platforms, the video garnered attention from 
internet users both domestically and internationally.

 

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		<detail><![CDATA[<p><span class="legendSpanClass"><span class="xn-location">HANDAN, China</span></span>, <span class="legendSpanClass"><span class="xn-chron">Jan. 7, 2026</span></span> /PRNewswire/ --&nbsp;On <span class="xn-chron">January 7, 2026</span>, an event was held to release the &quot;2025 Idiom of the Year&quot; in&nbsp;Handan City, known as the &quot;City of Chinese Idioms and Allusions&quot;. Topping the list of ten selected annual idioms is &quot;<span class="xn-person">Jian Ding Bu Yi</span>&quot; (unwavering determination).</p> 
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 <p style="TEXT-ALIGN: center; WIDTH: 100%"><a href="https://mma.prnasia.com/media2/2856402/This_photo_shows_the_release_event_of_the__2025_Idiom_of_the_Year__held_in_Handan_City__north_China.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" style="color: #0000FF"><img src="https://mma.prnasia.com/media2/2856402/This_photo_shows_the_release_event_of_the__2025_Idiom_of_the_Year__held_in_Handan_City__north_China.jpg?p=medium600" title="This photo shows the release event of the “2025 Idiom of the Year” held in Handan City, north China’s Hebei Province, January 7, 2026." alt="This photo shows the release event of the “2025 Idiom of the Year” held in Handan City, north China’s Hebei Province, January 7, 2026." /></a><br /><span>This photo shows the release event of the “2025 Idiom of the Year” held in Handan City, north China’s Hebei Province, January 7, 2026.</span></p> 
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<p>The event was co-organized by Chinaso and the Publicity Department of the CPC Handan Municipal Committee. Selection for the &quot;2025 Idiom of the Year&quot; went through four key stages: collection, screening, voting, and expert review. Chinaso, in collaboration with authoritative institutions such as the College of AI, Tsinghua University, sourced idioms that gained widespread popularity and were frequently used in 2025. Relevant data was collected from national and local news websites, relevant trade media, portals, social media and short-video platforms, as well as trending topics and user comments on major social platforms. Big data technology and natural language processing algorithms were then employed to screen the massive dataset. Over 30 initially selected idioms were released online for a public vote, inviting participation from internet users both in <span class="xn-location">China</span> and abroad. Finally, experts conducted in-depth reviews focusing on the social context, cultural connotations, and contemporary significance behind the candidate idioms, ultimately determining the final list of ten idioms.</p> 
<p>Compilation of the blue book Report on the Application and Dissemination of Chinese Idioms in the New Era, was officially launched at the event. Professor <span class="xn-person">Yao Xishuang</span>, PhD supervisor at the Communication University of <span class="xn-location">China</span>, President of the Chinese Society for the Modernization of the Language and Script, also editor-in-chief of the report, explained that the core of the compilation work lies in in-depth interpretation and comprehensive analysis. Moreover, precisely monitored data collected by Chinaso over the past two years on the usage of idioms in massive language corpora, as well as analyses conducted by authoritative experts and scholars, will both serve as the foundation to produce an annual report on the application and research of idioms that combines both data-driven support and theoretical depth.</p> 
<p>The event was attended by experts, scholars from across the country, as well as representatives from various sectors of <span class="xn-location">Handan</span> City.</p> 
<p>Prior to the event, Chinaso invited Melissa, an international student from Beijing Foreign Studies University, to star in a Chinese-English short film titled Melissa's Journey into Chinese Idioms. The film follows Melissa as she explores <span class="xn-location">Handan</span> City in <span class="xn-location">Hebei Province</span> on the eve of the 2026 New Year. With a history of over 3,000 years, <span class="xn-location">Handan</span> is associated with more than 2,000 idioms. During her visit, Melissa, dressed in Warring States robes, learned the <span class="xn-location">Handan</span> dance, practiced <span class="xn-person">Tai Chi</span>, enjoyed a special idiom-themed meal, and watched a drone light show featuring idiom stories. Following the release of the Chinese and English versions on social platforms, the video garnered attention from internet users both domestically and internationally.</p> 
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