都鄙有章 — “Refers to the existence of established rules”
都鄙有章 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to the existence of established rules”. Regulations, or order in all places, from the capital city to small towns or remote areas. Literally, “Both capital and remote areas have regulations/order”.
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What does 都鄙有章 mean?
都鄙有章 (dōu bǐ yǒu zhāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to the existence of established rules”.
How do you pronounce 都鄙有章?
都鄙有章 is pronounced dōu bǐ yǒu zhāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 都鄙有章 literally mean?
Literally, 都鄙有章 means “Both capital and remote areas have regulations/order”. It is used to mean “refers to the existence of established rules”.
What is the Chinese definition of 都鄙有章?
都：都城；鄙：小邑；章：章程。指国都与小城都有章法