寓情于景 — “To embody emotions in scenery”
寓情于景 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to embody emotions in scenery”. To express feelings through landscape descriptions. Literally, “Embody feelings in scenery”.
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这位画家擅长寓情于景，他的山水画作总能让观者感受到深邃的情感。
This painter is skilled at embodying emotions in scenery; his landscape paintings always allow viewers to feel profound emotions.
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What does 寓情于景 mean?
寓情于景 (yù qíng yú jǐng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to embody emotions in scenery”.
How do you pronounce 寓情于景?
寓情于景 is pronounced yù qíng yú jǐng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 寓情于景 literally mean?
Literally, 寓情于景 means “Embody feelings in scenery”. It is used to mean “to embody emotions in scenery”.
What is the Chinese definition of 寓情于景?
在景色的描写中寄托情感。