







将门出将 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it suggests that individuals from a family with a strong tradition of leadership or distinction, especially in military affairs, are likely to follow in their ancestors' footsteps and achieve similar prominence”. Literally, “Generals emerge from generals' families”.

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Open the tool →将门出将 (jiàng mén chū jiāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it suggests that individuals from a family with a strong tradition of leadership or distinction, especially in military affairs, are likely to follow in their ancestors' footsteps and achieve similar prominence”.
将门出将 is pronounced jiàng mén chū jiāng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 将门出将 means “Generals emerge from generals' families”. It is used to mean “it suggests that individuals from a family with a strong tradition of leadership or distinction, especially in military affairs, are likely to follow in their ancestors' footsteps and achieve similar prominence”.
将门:世代为将帅的人家。指将帅家门出将帅