








瓦玉集糅 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to indiscriminately mix good and bad elements”. To fail to distinguish between the valuable and the worthless. Literally, “Tiles and jade mixed together; mixing shards and jade”.

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Open the tool →瓦玉集糅 (wǎ yù jí róu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to indiscriminately mix good and bad elements”.
瓦玉集糅 is pronounced wǎ yù jí róu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 瓦玉集糅 means “Tiles and jade mixed together; mixing shards and jade”. It is used to mean “to indiscriminately mix good and bad elements”.
糅:混杂。瓦和玉混杂在一起。比喻好坏不分。