琪花瑶草 — “Jade-like flowers and precious grasses”
琪花瑶草 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Mythical, exquisitely beautiful flowers and plants, often depicted in a celestial or fairy realm; also refers to exceptionally beautiful and sparkling flowers”. Literally, “Jade-like flowers and precious grasses”.
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What does 琪花瑶草 mean?
琪花瑶草 (qí huā yáo cǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Mythical, exquisitely beautiful flowers and plants, often depicted in a celestial or fairy realm; also refers to exceptionally beautiful and sparkling flowers”.
How do you pronounce 琪花瑶草?
琪花瑶草 is pronounced qí huā yáo cǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 琪花瑶草 literally mean?
Literally, 琪花瑶草 means “Jade-like flowers and precious grasses”. It is used to mean “Mythical, exquisitely beautiful flowers and plants, often depicted in a celestial or fairy realm; also refers to exceptionally beautiful and sparkling flowers”.
What is the Chinese definition of 琪花瑶草?
琪、瑶：美玉。原为古人想象中仙境的花草。后也形容晶莹美丽的花草。