宋才潘面 — “Song Yu's talent, Pan Yue's looks”
宋才潘面 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to someone possessing both exceptional literary talent and a remarkably handsome appearance, combining the brilliance of Song Yu's intellect with the attractiveness of Pan Yue's looks”. Literally, “Song Yu's talent, Pan Yue's looks”.
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What does 宋才潘面 mean?
宋才潘面 (sòng cái pān miàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to someone possessing both exceptional literary talent and a remarkably handsome appearance, combining the brilliance of Song Yu's intellect with the attractiveness of Pan Yue's looks”.
How do you pronounce 宋才潘面?
宋才潘面 is pronounced sòng cái pān miàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 宋才潘面 literally mean?
Literally, 宋才潘面 means “Song Yu's talent, Pan Yue's looks”. It is used to mean “refers to someone possessing both exceptional literary talent and a remarkably handsome appearance, combining the brilliance of Song Yu's intellect with the attractiveness of Pan Yue's looks”.
What is the Chinese definition of 宋才潘面?
宋玉的才华，潘岳的容貌。比喻才华出众，仪容俊美。