璧合珠连 — “Jade disks joined, pearls linked”
璧合珠连 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to a perfect and often auspicious combination of beautiful or excellent things, likened to the sun and moon forming a jade disk and five planets aligning like linked pearls; an excellent and harmonious gathering”. Literally, “jade disks joined, pearls linked”.
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What does 璧合珠连 mean?
璧合珠连 (bì hé zhū lián) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to a perfect and often auspicious combination of beautiful or excellent things, likened to the sun and moon forming a jade disk and five planets aligning like linked pearls; an excellent and harmonious gathering”.
How do you pronounce 璧合珠连?
璧合珠连 is pronounced bì hé zhū lián in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 璧合珠连 literally mean?
Literally, 璧合珠连 means “jade disks joined, pearls linked”. It is used to mean “refers to a perfect and often auspicious combination of beautiful or excellent things, likened to the sun and moon forming a jade disk and five planets aligning like linked pearls; an excellent and harmonious gathering”.
What is the Chinese definition of 璧合珠连?
①指日月如合璧，五星如连珠。古人认为是一种显示祥瑞的天象。②比喻众美毕集，相得益彰。