







猿惊鹤怨 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the mournful cries of apes and cranes”. Often used to describe a desolate, sorrowful, or poignant scene, particularly conveying a sense of grief or longing in a natural setting. Literally, “Startled apes and lamenting cranes”.

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Open the tool →猿惊鹤怨 (yuán jīng hè yuàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the mournful cries of apes and cranes”.
猿惊鹤怨 is pronounced yuán jīng hè yuàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 猿惊鹤怨 means “Startled apes and lamenting cranes”. It is used to mean “the mournful cries of apes and cranes”.
猿和鹤凄厉地啼叫。