杖履纵横 — “Describes a bustling scene where people”
杖履纵横 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a bustling scene where people”. Especially visitors or tourists, are constantly coming and going, moving in all directions. Literally, “Walking sticks and shoes crisscrossing”.
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杖履纵横 Pronunciation and Pinyin
杖履纵横 Character Breakdown
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节假日期间，这座古镇游人如织，杖履纵横，一派热闹景象
During holidays, this ancient town is crowded with visitors, coming and going in all directions, presenting a lively scene.
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- zhàng杖jié节bǎ把yuè钺wield supreme military and political power
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Open the tool →Questions about 杖履纵横
What does 杖履纵横 mean?
杖履纵横 (zhàng lǚ zòng héng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a bustling scene where people”.
How do you pronounce 杖履纵横?
杖履纵横 is pronounced zhàng lǚ zòng héng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 杖履纵横 literally mean?
Literally, 杖履纵横 means “Walking sticks and shoes crisscrossing”. It is used to mean “describes a bustling scene where people”.
What is the Chinese definition of 杖履纵横?
形容游人来往不绝。