五子登科 — “A traditional blessing for newlyweds or families”
五子登科 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a traditional blessing for newlyweds or families”. Wishing them many children who will achieve great academic and professional success, leading to family prosperity. Literally, “Five sons achieve success (in examinations/official ranks)”.
五子登科 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- wǔ五hóu侯qī七guì贵high-ranking officials and influential nobles
- wǔ五hóu侯jiǔ九bó伯all feudal lords and regional chiefs
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- wǔ五guāng光shí十sè色vibrantly colorful and dazzling
- wǔ五diǎn典sān三fén坟ancient Chinese classics
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What does 五子登科 mean?
五子登科 (wǔ zi dēng kē) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a traditional blessing for newlyweds or families”.
How do you pronounce 五子登科?
五子登科 is pronounced wǔ zi dēng kē in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 五子登科 literally mean?
Literally, 五子登科 means “Five sons achieve success (in examinations/official ranks)”. It is used to mean “a traditional blessing for newlyweds or families”.
What is the Chinese definition of 五子登科?
用作结婚的祝福词或吉祥语。