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Open the tool →蛮烟瘴雨 (mán yān zhàng yǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Miasmatic mists and smoky rain (referring to a wild, desolate, and unhealthy environment, especially in the south); generally describes a primitive, wild, and uninhabited place”.
蛮烟瘴雨 is pronounced mán yān zhàng yǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 蛮烟瘴雨 means “Barbaric smoke and miasmatic rain”. It is used to mean “Miasmatic mists and smoky rain (referring to a wild, desolate, and unhealthy environment, especially in the south); generally describes a primitive, wild, and uninhabited place”.
指南方有瘴气的烟雨。也泛指十分荒凉的地方。