吾道东矣 — “My way/principles have gone east”
吾道东矣 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's academic or philosophical principles are being inherited and widely disseminated, indicating the continuation and spread of one's legacy”. Literally, “My way/principles have gone east”.
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What does 吾道东矣 mean?
吾道东矣 (wú dào dōng yǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's academic or philosophical principles are being inherited and widely disseminated, indicating the continuation and spread of one's legacy”.
How do you pronounce 吾道东矣?
吾道东矣 is pronounced wú dào dōng yǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 吾道东矣 literally mean?
Literally, 吾道东矣 means “My way/principles have gone east”. It is used to mean “One's academic or philosophical principles are being inherited and widely disseminated, indicating the continuation and spread of one's legacy”.
What is the Chinese definition of 吾道东矣?
道：主张。自己的学术主张得人继承和推广