皓月千里 — “The brilliant moon shines brightly over a vast expanse”
皓月千里 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the brilliant moon shines brightly over a vast expanse”. Depicting a serene and beautiful night landscape illuminated by moonlight. Literally, “Bright moon a thousand miles”.
皓月千里 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 皓月千里 mean?
皓月千里 (hào yuè qiān lǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the brilliant moon shines brightly over a vast expanse”.
How do you pronounce 皓月千里?
皓月千里 is pronounced hào yuè qiān lǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 皓月千里 literally mean?
Literally, 皓月千里 means “Bright moon a thousand miles”. It is used to mean “the brilliant moon shines brightly over a vast expanse”.
What is the Chinese definition of 皓月千里?
范围极为广阔的千山万水都处于皎洁的月光照射之下。形容月光皎洁，天气暗和。