







体物缘情 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the literary technique of depicting external objects and phenomena to convey inner emotions and thoughts, often used to characterize the nuanced descriptive and expressive power in poetry and prose”. Literally, “Embodying objects and expressing feelings”.

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Open the tool →体物缘情 (tǐ wù yuán qíng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the literary technique of depicting external objects and phenomena to convey inner emotions and thoughts, often used to characterize the nuanced descriptive and expressive power in poetry and prose”.
体物缘情 is pronounced tǐ wù yuán qíng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 体物缘情 means “Embodying objects and expressing feelings”. It is used to mean “describes the literary technique of depicting external objects and phenomena to convey inner emotions and thoughts, often used to characterize the nuanced descriptive and expressive power in poetry and prose”.
指诗赋的状物与抒情。