祭天金人 — “An idol or statue”
祭天金人 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an idol or statue”. Specifically referring to a Buddha statue, often associated with the early introduction of Buddhism. Literally, “Golden figure for worshipping heaven”.
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祭天金人 Pronunciation and Pinyin
祭天金人 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 祭天金人
寺庙里供奉着一尊庄严的祭天金人，接受信徒们的朝拜。
A solemn Buddha statue is enshrined in the temple, receiving worship from devotees.
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Open the tool →Questions about 祭天金人
What does 祭天金人 mean?
祭天金人 (jì tiān jīn rén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an idol or statue”.
How do you pronounce 祭天金人?
祭天金人 is pronounced jì tiān jīn rén in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 祭天金人 literally mean?
Literally, 祭天金人 means “Golden figure for worshipping heaven”. It is used to mean “an idol or statue”.
What is the Chinese definition of 祭天金人?
祭：祭祀。指佛像