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Open the tool →君唱臣和 (jūn chàng chén hé) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a situation where subordinates or team members closely follow the lead and directives of their superior or leader, acting in perfect harmony and cooperation”.
君唱臣和 is pronounced jūn chàng chén hé in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 君唱臣和 means “the lord sings, the minister harmonizes”. It is used to mean “describes a situation where subordinates or team members closely follow the lead and directives of their superior or leader, acting in perfect harmony and cooperation”.
唱:歌唱,吟咏;和:应和。形容臣子紧紧遵循君主的旨意办事