







禁中颇牧 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to a court attendant or official who possesses exceptional literary talent and martial prowess, excelling in both civil and military arts”. Literally, “Lian Po and Li Mu within the forbidden palace”.

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Open the tool →禁中颇牧 (jìn zhōng pō mù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to a court attendant or official who possesses exceptional literary talent and martial prowess, excelling in both civil and military arts”.
禁中颇牧 is pronounced jìn zhōng pō mù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 禁中颇牧 means “Lian Po and Li Mu within the forbidden palace”. It is used to mean “refers to a court attendant or official who possesses exceptional literary talent and martial prowess, excelling in both civil and military arts”.
比喻宫廷侍从官中文才武略兼备者。