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Open the tool →子曰诗云 (zǐ yuē shī yún) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to classical Confucian teachings or pronouncements, typically quoted from Confucius's Analects or the Book of Odes; often used to describe someone who frequently cites ancient texts to appear learned”.
子曰诗云 is pronounced zǐ yuē shī yún in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 子曰诗云 means “Confucius said and the Odes say”. It is used to mean “refers to classical Confucian teachings or pronouncements, typically quoted from Confucius's Analects or the Book of Odes; often used to describe someone who frequently cites ancient texts to appear learned”.
子:指孔子;诗:指《诗经》;曰、云:说。泛指儒家言论。