







藏之名山,传之其人 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to meticulously preserve one's valuable writings or creations”. Often in a secure or symbolic place, with the intention of passing them down to those who truly understand, appreciate, and are worthy of them for posterity. Literally, “To hide it in famous mountains and transmit it to its destined person”.

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Open the tool →藏之名山,传之其人 (cáng zhī míng shān , chuán zhī qí rén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to meticulously preserve one's valuable writings or creations”.
藏之名山,传之其人 is pronounced cáng zhī míng shān , chuán zhī qí rén in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 藏之名山,传之其人 means “to hide it in famous mountains and transmit it to its destined person”. It is used to mean “to meticulously preserve one's valuable writings or creations”.
把著作藏在名山,传给志趣相投的人。