文武兼资 — “Possessing both literary talent and martial prowess”
文武兼资 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Possessing both literary talent and martial prowess”. Skilled in both scholarly pursuits and military arts; capable in both civil and military matters. Literally, “Possessing both literary and martial abilities”.
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What does 文武兼资 mean?
文武兼资 (wén wǔ jiān zī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Possessing both literary talent and martial prowess”.
How do you pronounce 文武兼资?
文武兼资 is pronounced wén wǔ jiān zī in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 文武兼资 literally mean?
Literally, 文武兼资 means “Possessing both literary and martial abilities”. It is used to mean “Possessing both literary talent and martial prowess”.
What is the Chinese definition of 文武兼资?
兼：并。文才与武艺兼具于一身，能文能武