和隋之珍 — “Refers to extremely rare and precious treasures or invaluable objects”
和隋之珍 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to extremely rare and precious treasures or invaluable objects”. Comparable to the legendary He's Jade and Sui Hou's Pearl. Literally, “He's Jade and Sui Hou's Pearl”.
和隋之珍 Pronunciation and Pinyin
和隋之珍 Character Breakdown
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Synonyms of 和隋之珍
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- hé和hé合shuāng双quán全Perfect harmony and completeness
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- hé和hé和mù睦mù睦living in peace and harmony
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- hé和píng平gòng共chǔ处peaceful coexistence
- hé和shì氏zhī之bì璧，，yè夜guāng光zhī之zhū珠Extremely rare and valuable treasures
- hé和qì气shēng生cái财Harmony and kindness bring wealth
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What does 和隋之珍 mean?
和隋之珍 (hé suí zhī zhēn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to extremely rare and precious treasures or invaluable objects”.
How do you pronounce 和隋之珍?
和隋之珍 is pronounced hé suí zhī zhēn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 和隋之珍 literally mean?
Literally, 和隋之珍 means “He's Jade and Sui Hou's Pearl”. It is used to mean “refers to extremely rare and precious treasures or invaluable objects”.
What is the Chinese definition of 和隋之珍?
和：和氏璧；隋：隋侯珠。形容极为难得的东西