圣主垂衣 — “Describes a period of great peace and prosperity”
圣主垂衣 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a period of great peace and prosperity”. Often achieved through benevolent, non-interfering governance. Literally, “sage ruler lets robes hang”.
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经过多年的努力，小镇终于实现了圣主垂衣般的安定，人人安居乐业
After years of diligent work, the small town finally achieved a state of peace and order, as if under a benevolent ruler, where everyone lived in contentment and worked happily.
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What does 圣主垂衣 mean?
圣主垂衣 (shèng zhǔ chuí yī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a period of great peace and prosperity”.
How do you pronounce 圣主垂衣?
圣主垂衣 is pronounced shèng zhǔ chuí yī in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 圣主垂衣 literally mean?
Literally, 圣主垂衣 means “sage ruler lets robes hang”. It is used to mean “describes a period of great peace and prosperity”.
What is the Chinese definition of 圣主垂衣?
形容天下太平，无为而治。