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Open the tool →朱榭雕阑 (zhū xiè diāo lán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes magnificent and richly decorated buildings”.
朱榭雕阑 is pronounced zhū xiè diāo lán in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 朱榭雕阑 means “Vermilion pavilions and carved balustrades”. It is used to mean “describes magnificent and richly decorated buildings”.
朱:红色。形容楼阁漆红饰绿,建筑豪华富丽