风流宰相 — “Elegant and Free-spirited Prime Minister”
风流宰相 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a talented and cultured high official who is free-spirited and unconventional, not strictly adhering to etiquette”. Literally, “Elegant and Free-spirited Prime Minister”.
风流宰相 Pronunciation and Pinyin
风流宰相 Character Breakdown
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Idioms Related to 风流宰相
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- fēng风bù不míng鸣tiáo条social tranquility
- fēng风sī丝bù不tòu透completely sealed and airtight
- fēng风zhōng中zhī之zhú烛precarious and fragile state
- fēng风zhōng中bǐng秉zhú烛precarious state, near death
- fēng风jǔ举yún云yáo摇rise rapidly to prominence
- fēng风jǔ举yún云fēi飞Rise swiftly and majestically
- fēng风yún云wàn万biàn变ever-changing circumstances
- fēng风yún云bù不cè测unforeseen changes in circumstances
- fēng风yún云zhī之zhì志Grand and lofty aspirations
- fēng风yún云rén人wù物influential figure of the era
- fēng风yún云huì会hé合Capable individuals seize rare opportunities
- fēng风yún云biàn变huàn幻rapid and unpredictable changes
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What does 风流宰相 mean?
风流宰相 (fēng liú zǎi xiàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a talented and cultured high official who is free-spirited and unconventional, not strictly adhering to etiquette”.
How do you pronounce 风流宰相?
风流宰相 is pronounced fēng liú zǎi xiàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 风流宰相 literally mean?
Literally, 风流宰相 means “Elegant and Free-spirited Prime Minister”. It is used to mean “a talented and cultured high official who is free-spirited and unconventional, not strictly adhering to etiquette”.
What is the Chinese definition of 风流宰相?
风流：有才学而不拘礼法。有才学而不拘礼法的宰相