血气方壮 — “Blood and qi are just vigorous”
血气方壮 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes young people who are in the prime of their physical strength and vitality; full of vigor and energy during youth”. Literally, “Blood and qi are just vigorous”.
血气方壮 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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More idioms starting with 血
- xuè血zhài债lěi累lěi累stained with numerous bloody deeds
- xuè血zhài债yào要yòng用xuè血lái来huán还blood debt must be repaid with blood
- xuè血guāng光zhī之zāi灾bloodshed or violent disaster
- xuè血huà化wèi为bì碧blood shed for a righteous cause
- xuè血kǒu口pēn喷rén人maliciously slander with vicious words
- xuè血xìng性nán男ér儿a man of courage and integrity
- xuè血zhàn战dào到dǐ底fight to the bitter end
- xuè血rǎn染shā沙chǎng场Die bravely on the battlefield
- xuè血qì气zhī之yǒng勇impetuous courage
- xuè血qì气wèi未dòng动In good health and vitality
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What does 血气方壮 mean?
血气方壮 (xuè qì fāng zhuàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes young people who are in the prime of their physical strength and vitality; full of vigor and energy during youth”.
How do you pronounce 血气方壮?
血气方壮 is pronounced xuè qì fāng zhuàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 血气方壮 literally mean?
Literally, 血气方壮 means “Blood and qi are just vigorous”. It is used to mean “describes young people who are in the prime of their physical strength and vitality; full of vigor and energy during youth”.
What is the Chinese definition of 血气方壮?
血气：精力；方：正。形容年青人精力正旺盛