寓兵于农 — “To integrate military training with farming”
寓兵于农 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to integrate military training with farming”. To assign troops to farm; to combine soldiers and farmers for defense and production. Literally, “lodge soldiers in farming”.
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What does 寓兵于农 mean?
寓兵于农 (yù bīng yú nóng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to integrate military training with farming”.
How do you pronounce 寓兵于农?
寓兵于农 is pronounced yù bīng yú nóng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 寓兵于农 literally mean?
Literally, 寓兵于农 means “lodge soldiers in farming”. It is used to mean “to integrate military training with farming”.
What is the Chinese definition of 寓兵于农?
寓：寄寓，包含。指给农民以一定军事训练，平时务农，战时参战。或指军队屯垦。