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Open the tool →殷天蔽日 (yīn tiān bì rì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes an overwhelming spectacle or a magnificent, vast procession, so immense it appears to redden the sky and block out the sun; signifying immense scale or numerousness”.
殷天蔽日 is pronounced yīn tiān bì rì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 殷天蔽日 means “Reddening the sky and obscuring the sun”. It is used to mean “describes an overwhelming spectacle or a magnificent, vast procession, so immense it appears to redden the sky and block out the sun; signifying immense scale or numerousness”.
染红了天,遮住了太阳。形容仪从之盛。