火烛银花 — “Fire candles and silver flowers”
火烛银花 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a magnificent night scene illuminated by countless lanterns and brilliant fireworks; a dazzling display of lights and firecrackers”. Literally, “Fire candles and silver flowers”.
火烛银花 Pronunciation and Pinyin
火烛银花 Character Breakdown
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Open the tool →Questions about 火烛银花
What does 火烛银花 mean?
火烛银花 (huǒ zhú yín huā) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a magnificent night scene illuminated by countless lanterns and brilliant fireworks; a dazzling display of lights and firecrackers”.
How do you pronounce 火烛银花?
火烛银花 is pronounced huǒ zhú yín huā in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 火烛银花 literally mean?
Literally, 火烛银花 means “Fire candles and silver flowers”. It is used to mean “a magnificent night scene illuminated by countless lanterns and brilliant fireworks; a dazzling display of lights and firecrackers”.
What is the Chinese definition of 火烛银花?
犹火树银花。形容张灯结彩或大放焰火的灿烂夜景。