







精金百炼 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes someone whose moral character and abilities have been meticulously cultivated and honed to an exceptionally high standard through rigorous discipline and practice”. Literally, “Gold refined a hundred times”.

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Open the tool →精金百炼 (jīng jīn bǎi liàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes someone whose moral character and abilities have been meticulously cultivated and honed to an exceptionally high standard through rigorous discipline and practice”.
精金百炼 is pronounced jīng jīn bǎi liàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 精金百炼 means “Gold refined a hundred times”. It is used to mean “describes someone whose moral character and abilities have been meticulously cultivated and honed to an exceptionally high standard through rigorous discipline and practice”.
比喻德才修养锻炼十分到家。