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Open the tool →莺闺燕阁 (yīng guī yàn gé) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a woman's boudoir or elegant private chambers”.
莺闺燕阁 is pronounced yīng guī yàn gé in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 莺闺燕阁 means “Oriole's boudoir, swallow's pavilion”. It is used to mean “a woman's boudoir or elegant private chambers”.
指妇女的闺阁。