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Open the tool →零珠碎玉 (líng zhū suì yù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to fragmented or scattered items that are individually precious or valuable, highlighting the inherent worth of something even if it's not whole or complete”.
零珠碎玉 is pronounced líng zhū suì yù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 零珠碎玉 means “Scattered pearls and broken jade pieces”. It is used to mean “refers to fragmented or scattered items that are individually precious or valuable, highlighting the inherent worth of something even if it's not whole or complete”.
比喻零碎的却值得珍惜的事物。亦作“零珠断璧”、“零珠片玉”。