皇天无老眼 — “Imperial Heaven has no old eyes”
皇天无老眼 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Heaven (or fate) is unjust or indifferent to human suffering and justice; divine judgment is unfair”. Literally, “Imperial Heaven has no old eyes”.
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- huáng皇qīn亲guó国qī戚imperial relatives and powerful kinsmen
- huáng皇tiān天bù不fù负yǒu有xīn心rén人Heaven helps those who help themselves
- huáng皇tiān天bù不fù负kǔ苦xīn心rén人Heaven rewards those who diligently strive
- huáng皇tiān天hòu后tǔ土Heaven and Earth as divine powers
- huáng皇tiān天wú无qīn亲，，wéi唯dé德shì是fǔ辅Heaven helps those who are virtuous
- huáng皇huáng皇bù不kě可zhōng终rì日extremely anxious, unable to endure the day
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What does 皇天无老眼 mean?
皇天无老眼 (huáng tiān wú lǎo yǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Heaven (or fate) is unjust or indifferent to human suffering and justice; divine judgment is unfair”.
How do you pronounce 皇天无老眼?
皇天无老眼 is pronounced huáng tiān wú lǎo yǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 皇天无老眼 literally mean?
Literally, 皇天无老眼 means “Imperial Heaven has no old eyes”. It is used to mean “Heaven (or fate) is unjust or indifferent to human suffering and justice; divine judgment is unfair”.
What is the Chinese definition of 皇天无老眼?
皇天：上天。老天爷没有长着眼睛，不能公正对待世事