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Open the tool →折冲之臣 (zhé chōng zhī chén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a loyal and capable official or diplomat who can avert dangers and resolve crises through strategic negotiation or defense”.
折冲之臣 is pronounced zhé chōng zhī chén in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 折冲之臣 means “minister who parries charges; official who averts danger”. It is used to mean “a loyal and capable official or diplomat who can avert dangers and resolve crises through strategic negotiation or defense”.
指忠勇之臣。