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Open the tool →剑气箫心 (jiàn qì xiāo xīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing a person who possesses both artistic sensibility and courage; often used to depict a multi-talented individual, especially one who is skilled in both scholarly pursuits and martial arts. (Similar to "brave and artistic" or "courageous and refined")”.
剑气箫心 is pronounced jiàn qì xiāo xīn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 剑气箫心 means “Sword's spirit and flute's heart”. It is used to mean “describing a person who possesses both artistic sensibility and courage; often used to depict a multi-talented individual, especially one who is skilled in both scholarly pursuits and martial arts. (Similar to "brave and artistic" or "courageous and refined")”.
犹剑胆琴心。比喻既有情致,又有胆识(旧小说多用来形容能文能武的才子)。