







书剑飘零 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wander far from home”. Often for scholarly pursuits or military service, leading a rootless or transient life. Literally, “Drifting with books and sword”.

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Open the tool →书剑飘零 (shū jiàn piāo líng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wander far from home”.
书剑飘零 is pronounced shū jiàn piāo líng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 书剑飘零 means “Drifting with books and sword”. It is used to mean “to wander far from home”.
书剑:书籍和宝剑;飘零:漂泊,流落无依。做官或从军,离乡背井,漂泊在外,久游未归