







霞举飞升 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to ascend to the heavens borne on rosy clouds (like a Taoist immortal)”. To rise up and fly into the sky, often with a mystical or magical connotation. Literally, “Ascend borne on rosy clouds, flying and rising”.

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Open the tool →霞举飞升 (xiá jǔ fēi shēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to ascend to the heavens borne on rosy clouds (like a Taoist immortal)”.
霞举飞升 is pronounced xiá jǔ fēi shēng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 霞举飞升 means “Ascend borne on rosy clouds, flying and rising”. It is used to mean “to ascend to the heavens borne on rosy clouds (like a Taoist immortal)”.
道教指修行得道者可由云霞托拥,飞升天界。也指腾云驾雾。