English：
A metaphor for being incompatible with others, unable to live together or get along harmoniously, like smoke and fire cannot coexist.
中文：
比喻与他人水火不容，无法共同生活或和谐相处，如同烟火不能共存。
Origin English: This is a literal translation of Chinese idiomatic collocation. Smoke and fire are interdependent but conflicting things in life, extended to people who cannot coexist harmoniously.
Origin Chinese: 这是汉语习惯搭配的直译，烟火是生活中相互依存又相互冲突的事物，引申为无法和谐共存的人。
📌 Example 1
They are smoke fire not share, never get along 🤝
他们烟火不共，从来相处不好
📌 Example 2
The two sides are smoke fire not share, no room for negotiation 🤝
双方烟火不共，没有协商余地
📌 Example 3
They have different ideas, smoke fire not share 💡
他们理念不同，烟火不共
📌 Example 4
The two teams are smoke fire not share, always conflict ⚔️
两个团队烟火不共，总是起冲突
📌 Example 5
They are smoke fire not share, avoid meeting each other 🚫
他们烟火不共，尽量避而不见
📌 Example 6
Their personalities are smoke fire not share 😠
他们性格烟火不共
📌 Example 7
The two families are smoke fire not share for generations 🏠
两家人世代烟火不共
📌 Example 8
They are smoke fire not share in work opinions 💼
他们工作意见上烟火不共
📌 Example 9
We can't be smoke fire not share, we need to cooperate 🤝
我们不能烟火不共，需要合作
Very good very powerful
非常好非常厉害
A Chinglish phrase to praise someone or something is excellent and capable, corr...
Can be
可以；还行
A Chinglish expression to express agreement, permission or that something is acc...
Drink water
喝水
A simple literal Chinglish for the action of drinking water, corresponding to Ch...
He lose you, his lose
他失去你，是他的损失
A classic Chinglish breakup consolation phrase meaning "if he loses you, it's hi...
Scallion pancake
葱油饼
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Today see not arrive
今天见不到
A literal Chinglish meaning cannot meet someone or see something on the current ...
Hong Kong
香港
A special administrative region of the People's Republic of China, located in so...
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