憨包猪英语怎么说

"憨包猪" (hān bāo zhū) is a Chinese term that describes a person who is kind-hearted, naive, and perhaps a little clumsy. It can be translated as "simpleton," "dope," or "sap." The term is often used affectionately to describe someone who is well-intentioned but perhaps not particularly intelligent or sophisticated.
The term "憨包猪" comes from Chinese folklore and literature, where it has been used to describe characters who are lovable but not particularly bright. For example, in the classic Chinese novel "Journey to the West," the character Sun Wukong (also known as the Monkey King) is sometimes described as a "憨包猪" due to his mischievous and impulsive behavior.
Here are a few English examples of how "simpleton" can be used in a sentence, along with their Chinese translations:
"Don't be such a simpleton! Of course the answer is 42." (别这么憨包猪！当然答案是42了。)
"She's always falling for the same tricks. What a simpleton!" (她总是上当受骗。真是个憨包猪！)
"He may be a simpleton, but he's got a heart of gold." (他也许是个憨包猪，但他心地善良。)