汪洋闳肆 — “Describes a literary work”
汪洋闳肆 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a literary work”. Speech, or calligraphy that is grand, majestic, unrestrained, and freely expressive in style or spirit. Literally, “Vast ocean, grand and unrestrained”.
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他的书法作品气势磅礴，汪洋闳肆，充满了艺术感染力
His calligraphy works are grand and majestic, unrestrained and free-flowing, full of artistic appeal.
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What does 汪洋闳肆 mean?
汪洋闳肆 (wāng yáng hóng sì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a literary work”.
How do you pronounce 汪洋闳肆?
汪洋闳肆 is pronounced wāng yáng hóng sì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 汪洋闳肆 literally mean?
Literally, 汪洋闳肆 means “Vast ocean, grand and unrestrained”. It is used to mean “describes a literary work”.
What is the Chinese definition of 汪洋闳肆?
形容文章、言论书法等气势豪放，潇洒自如。同“汪洋自肆”。