







吕武操莽 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to ambitious schemers or usurpers who employ cunning and ruthless methods to seize or control power, much like the historical figures Lü, Wu, Cao, and Mang”. Literally, “Lü, Wu, Cao, Mang”.

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Open the tool →吕武操莽 (lǚ wǔ cāo mǎng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to ambitious schemers or usurpers who employ cunning and ruthless methods to seize or control power, much like the historical figures Lü, Wu, Cao, and Mang”.
吕武操莽 is pronounced lǚ wǔ cāo mǎng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 吕武操莽 means “Lü, Wu, Cao, Mang”. It is used to mean “refers to ambitious schemers or usurpers who employ cunning and ruthless methods to seize or control power, much like the historical figures Lü, Wu, Cao, and Mang”.
吕雉、武则天、曹操、王莽的合称。旧时都被认为是以阴谋手段篡夺君位的野心家。因以之指窃取政权的国贼。