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Open the tool →老医少卜 (lǎo yī shǎo bo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an experienced elder doctor and a decisive young diviner. It signifies that different individuals possess unique strengths and should be valued accordingly, without prejudice or preference”.
老医少卜 is pronounced lǎo yī shǎo bo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 老医少卜 means “Old doctor, young diviner”. It is used to mean “an experienced elder doctor and a decisive young diviner. It signifies that different individuals possess unique strengths and should be valued accordingly, without prejudice or preference”.
少卜:年轻的卜卦人。年老的医生经验丰富,年少的卜者勇于决断。比喻各有所长,不应偏废