衙官屈宋 — “To praise someone's exceptional literary talent”
衙官屈宋 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to praise someone's exceptional literary talent”. Suggesting their writing is so superior that even great ancient poets like Qu Yuan and Song Yu would seem subordinate to them. Literally, “Subordinate officials Qu Yuan and Song Yu”.
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What does 衙官屈宋 mean?
衙官屈宋 (yá guān qū sòng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to praise someone's exceptional literary talent”.
How do you pronounce 衙官屈宋?
衙官屈宋 is pronounced yá guān qū sòng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 衙官屈宋 literally mean?
Literally, 衙官屈宋 means “Subordinate officials Qu Yuan and Song Yu”. It is used to mean “to praise someone's exceptional literary talent”.
What is the Chinese definition of 衙官屈宋?
衙官：军府的属官；屈：屈原；宋：宋玉。要以屈原、宋玉为属官。原为自夸文章好。后也用以称赞别人的文采。