幽明异路 — “The living world and the afterlife are separate paths”
幽明异路 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the living world and the afterlife are separate paths”. The living and the dead are forever parted. Literally, “The dark and the bright are different paths”.
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What does 幽明异路 mean?
幽明异路 (yōu míng yì lù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the living world and the afterlife are separate paths”.
How do you pronounce 幽明异路?
幽明异路 is pronounced yōu míng yì lù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 幽明异路 literally mean?
Literally, 幽明异路 means “the dark and the bright are different paths”. It is used to mean “the living world and the afterlife are separate paths”.
What is the Chinese definition of 幽明异路?
幽明：阴间和阳间。阴间和阳间是不同的道路