金紫银青 — “High-ranking officials”
金紫银青 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “High-ranking officials”. Dignitaries; powerful and influential figures in society. Literally, “golden purple and silver green (referring to official seals and sashes)”.
金紫银青 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 金紫银青 mean?
金紫银青 (jīn zǐ yín qīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “High-ranking officials”.
How do you pronounce 金紫银青?
金紫银青 is pronounced jīn zǐ yín qīng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 金紫银青 literally mean?
Literally, 金紫银青 means “golden purple and silver green (referring to official seals and sashes)”. It is used to mean “High-ranking officials”.
What is the Chinese definition of 金紫银青?
金紫：金印章，紫绶带。银青：银印章，青绶带。指高官配带的印绶。借指达官显贵。