赢金一经 — “A basket of gold is not as good as a single classic/teaching”
赢金一经 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Imparting knowledge or wisdom is more valuable than leaving behind material wealth; emphasizing the lasting importance of intellectual heritage over transient riches”. Literally, “A basket of gold is not as good as a single classic/teaching”.
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What does 赢金一经 mean?
赢金一经 (yíng jīn yī jīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Imparting knowledge or wisdom is more valuable than leaving behind material wealth; emphasizing the lasting importance of intellectual heritage over transient riches”.
How do you pronounce 赢金一经?
赢金一经 is pronounced yíng jīn yī jīng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 赢金一经 literally mean?
Literally, 赢金一经 means “a basket of gold is not as good as a single classic/teaching”. It is used to mean “Imparting knowledge or wisdom is more valuable than leaving behind material wealth; emphasizing the lasting importance of intellectual heritage over transient riches”.
What is the Chinese definition of 赢金一经?
指留下满筐的金银，不如传授一经。赢，通“籝”。