才兼文武 — “To be accomplished in both literary and martial arts”
才兼文武 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be accomplished in both literary and martial arts”. To possess both civil and military talents. Literally, “talent combining civil and martial skills”.
才兼文武 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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More idioms starting with 才
- cái才huá华héng横yì溢overflowing with talent
- cái才huá华gài盖shì世unparalleled talent
- cái才huá华chāo超zhòng众outstanding talent
- cái才zhān占bā八dǒu斗possess exceptional literary talent
- cái才mò墨zhī之sǒu薮a gathering place for literary talents
- cái才duō多shí识guǎ寡talented but inexperienced
- cái才dà大rú如hǎi海immense talent and profound knowledge
- cái才dà大xīn心xì细great talent, meticulous mind
- cái才dà大qì气gāo高Talented and arrogant
- cái才dà大nán难yòng用great talent hard to employ
- cái才kuā夸bā八dǒu斗boast of exceptional literary talent
- cái才zǐ子jiā佳rén人gifted scholars and beautiful ladies
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What does 才兼文武 mean?
才兼文武 (cái jiān wén wǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be accomplished in both literary and martial arts”.
How do you pronounce 才兼文武?
才兼文武 is pronounced cái jiān wén wǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 才兼文武 literally mean?
Literally, 才兼文武 means “talent combining civil and martial skills”. It is used to mean “to be accomplished in both literary and martial arts”.
What is the Chinese definition of 才兼文武?
指人具有文武两方面的才能。