川渟岳峙 — “Rivers stop flowing, mountains stand tall”
川渟岳峙 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a person who is solemn, dignified, and imposing in their demeanor; calm and majestic like still waters and towering mountains”. Literally, “rivers stop flowing, mountains stand tall”.
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What does 川渟岳峙 mean?
川渟岳峙 (chuān tīng yuè zhì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a person who is solemn, dignified, and imposing in their demeanor; calm and majestic like still waters and towering mountains”.
How do you pronounce 川渟岳峙?
川渟岳峙 is pronounced chuān tīng yuè zhì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 川渟岳峙 literally mean?
Literally, 川渟岳峙 means “rivers stop flowing, mountains stand tall”. It is used to mean “to describe a person who is solemn, dignified, and imposing in their demeanor; calm and majestic like still waters and towering mountains”.
What is the Chinese definition of 川渟岳峙?
指水止不流，山高矗立。比喻人的凝重庄严。川，本作“渊”，因避唐高祖李渊讳改。