







生荣亡哀 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be honored and respected while alive, and deeply mourned after death; to live a life worthy of praise and lamentation upon one's passing”. Literally, “Live honored, die mourned”.

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Open the tool →生荣亡哀 (shēng róng wáng āi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be honored and respected while alive, and deeply mourned after death; to live a life worthy of praise and lamentation upon one's passing”.
生荣亡哀 is pronounced shēng róng wáng āi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 生荣亡哀 means “Live honored, die mourned”. It is used to mean “to be honored and respected while alive, and deeply mourned after death; to live a life worthy of praise and lamentation upon one's passing”.
荣:光耀。活着受人尊敬,死了使人哀痛