







清圣浊贤 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Euphemistic terms for clear and turbid wine”. Referring to alcohol in general, originating from a period when wine was banned. Literally, “Clear saint, turbid worthy”.

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Open the tool →清圣浊贤 (qīng shèng zhuó xián) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Euphemistic terms for clear and turbid wine”.
清圣浊贤 is pronounced qīng shèng zhuó xián in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 清圣浊贤 means “Clear saint, turbid worthy”. It is used to mean “Euphemistic terms for clear and turbid wine”.
汉末饥荒,禁止酿酒,饮酒人避讳言酒,称清酒为圣人,浊酒为贤人。指酒的别称