衰季之风 — “Trends of a decadent era”
衰季之风 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Unhealthy or decadent trends prevalent in a declining era or period of decay”. Literally, “Trends of a decadent era”.
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在那个文化逐渐衰落的时期，一些人开始追逐浮华，忽视学识，这正是衰季之风的体现。
During that period of gradual cultural decline, some people began to pursue superficial glamour and neglect learning, which was a manifestation of the decadent trends of the era.
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What does 衰季之风 mean?
衰季之风 (shuāi jì zhī fēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Unhealthy or decadent trends prevalent in a declining era or period of decay”.
How do you pronounce 衰季之风?
衰季之风 is pronounced shuāi jì zhī fēng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 衰季之风 literally mean?
Literally, 衰季之风 means “Trends of a decadent era”. It is used to mean “Unhealthy or decadent trends prevalent in a declining era or period of decay”.
What is the Chinese definition of 衰季之风?
衰季：末世。末世的不良风气