米烂成仓 — “Describes a family that is exceedingly wealthy”
米烂成仓 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a family that is exceedingly wealthy”. Possessing such an abundance of resources (like grain) that some of it spoils or rots in storage due to sheer volume, signifying extreme affluence and even extravagance. Literally, “Rice rotted into granaries”.
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What does 米烂成仓 mean?
米烂成仓 (mǐ làn chéng cāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a family that is exceedingly wealthy”.
How do you pronounce 米烂成仓?
米烂成仓 is pronounced mǐ làn chéng cāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 米烂成仓 literally mean?
Literally, 米烂成仓 means “Rice rotted into granaries”. It is used to mean “describes a family that is exceedingly wealthy”.
What is the Chinese definition of 米烂成仓?
仓：粮仓。一仓一仓的粮食腐烂了。形容家中十分富有