朱弦疏越 — “Vermilion strings, sparse and profound”
朱弦疏越 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes poetry or prose that is simple and unadorned in style but rich in implied meaning and lasting resonance”. Literally, “Vermilion strings, sparse and profound”.
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What does 朱弦疏越 mean?
朱弦疏越 (zhū xián shū yuè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes poetry or prose that is simple and unadorned in style but rich in implied meaning and lasting resonance”.
How do you pronounce 朱弦疏越?
朱弦疏越 is pronounced zhū xián shū yuè in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 朱弦疏越 literally mean?
Literally, 朱弦疏越 means “Vermilion strings, sparse and profound”. It is used to mean “describes poetry or prose that is simple and unadorned in style but rich in implied meaning and lasting resonance”.
What is the Chinese definition of 朱弦疏越?
疏越：疏散。形容诗文质朴而有余意