大璞不完 — “To lose one's original, unadorned nature or integrity”
大璞不完 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to lose one's original, unadorned nature or integrity”. Often referring to a person who, upon entering a new role or environment, abandons their initial aspirations or purity. Literally, “The great unpolished jade is no longer whole”.
大璞不完 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 大璞不完 mean?
大璞不完 (tài pú bù wán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to lose one's original, unadorned nature or integrity”.
How do you pronounce 大璞不完?
大璞不完 is pronounced tài pú bù wán in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 大璞不完 literally mean?
Literally, 大璞不完 means “the great unpolished jade is no longer whole”. It is used to mean “to lose one's original, unadorned nature or integrity”.
What is the Chinese definition of 大璞不完?
指玉既经雕琢，就失去了天然的形态。旧时比喻读书人做了官，丧失了原来的志向。