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Open the tool →瘴雨蛮烟 (zhàng yǔ mán yān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to a desolate, wild, and often unhealthy region, typically characterized by miasmic rain and mist; a remote and uncivilized frontier”.
瘴雨蛮烟 is pronounced zhàng yǔ mán yān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 瘴雨蛮烟 means “Miasmic rain and barbarian mist”. It is used to mean “refers to a desolate, wild, and often unhealthy region, typically characterized by miasmic rain and mist; a remote and uncivilized frontier”.
指南方有瘴气的烟雨。也泛指十分荒凉的地方。