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Open the tool →白衣卿相 (bái yī qīng xiàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a highly esteemed scholar or successful examination candidate who”.
白衣卿相 is pronounced bái yī qīng xiàng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 白衣卿相 means “White-clothed high official/minister”. It is used to mean “a highly esteemed scholar or successful examination candidate who”.
古时指进士。唐代人极看重进士,宰相多由进士出身,故推重进士为白衣卿相,是说虽是白衣之士,但享有卿相的资望。