斯斯文文 — “To be gentle, refined, and well-mannered”
斯斯文文 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be gentle, refined, and well-mannered”. Elegant and cultivated in demeanor and speech. Literally, “Gentle and refined (in manner)”.
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Origin and Story of 斯斯文文
Jia Baoyu, accompanied by Aunt Feng, Grandmother Jia, and others, visited the Ningguo Mansion as a guest.
Baoyu wanted to meet Qin Keqing's younger brother.
Qin Keqing told him not to rush, and You Shi remarked that Qin Zhong was gentle and refined (斯斯文文), unlike Baoyu who was often boisterous and rough-and-tumble.
Ignoring them, Baoyu went to look for him himself.
A family member then brought Qin Zhong to the living room.
Baoyu took an immediate liking to him and asked him to be his study companion.
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What does 斯斯文文 mean?
斯斯文文 (sī sī wén wén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be gentle, refined, and well-mannered”.
How do you pronounce 斯斯文文?
斯斯文文 is pronounced sī sī wén wén in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 斯斯文文 literally mean?
Literally, 斯斯文文 means “Gentle and refined (in manner)”. It is used to mean “to be gentle, refined, and well-mannered”.
Where does 斯斯文文 come from?
斯斯文文 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to the modern era. The full story is on this page.
What is the Chinese definition of 斯斯文文?
形容举目文雅。