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Open the tool →瑶环瑜珥 (yáo huán yú ěr) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person of noble character or outstanding beauty and talent”.
瑶环瑜珥 is pronounced yáo huán yú ěr in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 瑶环瑜珥 means “jade rings and jade ear ornaments”. It is used to mean “a person of noble character or outstanding beauty and talent”.
瑶:美玉;环:玉圈;瑜:美玉;珥:玉制的耳饰。比喻美好如玉的子弟。