摊书拥百城 — “Spreading books, possessing a hundred cities”
摊书拥百城 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a person who possesses an extensive library or has an profound passion for reading, metaphorically implying that their collection of books is as valuable as possessing many cities”. Literally, “Spreading books, possessing a hundred cities”.
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What does 摊书拥百城 mean?
摊书拥百城 (tān shū yōng bǎi chéng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a person who possesses an extensive library or has an profound passion for reading, metaphorically implying that their collection of books is as valuable as possessing many cities”.
How do you pronounce 摊书拥百城?
摊书拥百城 is pronounced tān shū yōng bǎi chéng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 摊书拥百城 literally mean?
Literally, 摊书拥百城 means “Spreading books, possessing a hundred cities”. It is used to mean “describes a person who possesses an extensive library or has an profound passion for reading, metaphorically implying that their collection of books is as valuable as possessing many cities”.
What is the Chinese definition of 摊书拥百城?
比喻藏书之富或嗜书之深。同“摊书傲百城”。