政出多门 — “Policies or orders come from multiple sources”
政出多门 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Policies or orders come from multiple sources”. Leading to disunity, confusion, or inefficiency due to a lack of unified command. Literally, “policies issued from multiple doors/sources”.
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- zhèng政qīng清rén人hé和clear governance and harmonious people
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- zhèng政huāng荒mín民bì弊chaotic rule, suffering people
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What does 政出多门 mean?
政出多门 (zhèng chū duō mén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Policies or orders come from multiple sources”.
How do you pronounce 政出多门?
政出多门 is pronounced zhèng chū duō mén in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 政出多门 literally mean?
Literally, 政出多门 means “policies issued from multiple doors/sources”. It is used to mean “Policies or orders come from multiple sources”.
What is the Chinese definition of 政出多门?
原意是政令出自几个卿大夫的门下。指中央领导软弱，国家权力分散。