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Open the tool →二仙传道 (èr xiān chuán dào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe two people secretly cooperating or colluding to achieve a specific goal, often implying a covert collaboration”.
二仙传道 is pronounced èr xiān chuán dào in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 二仙传道 means “Two immortals imparting the Dao”. It is used to mean “to describe two people secretly cooperating or colluding to achieve a specific goal, often implying a covert collaboration”.
两位神仙共同传授道法。比喻两人秘密地配合做某件事情