著之竹帛 — “To record something in history”
著之竹帛 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to record something in history”. To immortalize in writing; to be written into historical records. Literally, “Record it on bamboo and silk”.
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著之竹帛 Pronunciation and Pinyin
著之竹帛 Character Breakdown
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他的研究成果非常重要，足以著之竹帛，流传后世。
His research findings are immensely significant, worthy of being immortalized in writing and passed down through generations.
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What does 著之竹帛 mean?
著之竹帛 (zhù zhī zhú bó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to record something in history”.
How do you pronounce 著之竹帛?
著之竹帛 is pronounced zhù zhī zhú bó in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 著之竹帛 literally mean?
Literally, 著之竹帛 means “Record it on bamboo and silk”. It is used to mean “to record something in history”.
What is the Chinese definition of 著之竹帛?
著：写作；竹帛：古代写字用的竹简和白绢。指著书