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Open the tool →虚无缥渺 (xū wú piǎo miǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Illusory, ethereal, vague, or intangible”.
虚无缥渺 is pronounced xū wú piǎo miǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 虚无缥渺 means “unreal and ethereal”. It is used to mean “Illusory, ethereal, vague, or intangible”.
虚无:虚幻不实。若有若无的样子。形容空虚渺茫,不可捉摸