廉远堂高 — “The hall is far and high”
廉远堂高 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to the remote and unapproachable dignity of a high authority or esteemed individual; lofty and beyond common reach”. Literally, “The hall is far and high”.
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What does 廉远堂高 mean?
廉远堂高 (lián yuǎn táng gāo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to the remote and unapproachable dignity of a high authority or esteemed individual; lofty and beyond common reach”.
How do you pronounce 廉远堂高?
廉远堂高 is pronounced lián yuǎn táng gāo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 廉远堂高 literally mean?
Literally, 廉远堂高 means “the hall is far and high”. It is used to mean “refers to the remote and unapproachable dignity of a high authority or esteemed individual; lofty and beyond common reach”.
What is the Chinese definition of 廉远堂高?
指天子居于百官之上，其尊严不可企及。旧比喻帝王尊严。