繁刑重赋 — “Excessive punishments and burdensome taxes”
繁刑重赋 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Excessive punishments and burdensome taxes”. Often leading to hardship for the populace. Literally, “Numerous punishments and heavy taxes”.
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繁刑重赋 Pronunciation and Pinyin
繁刑重赋 Character Breakdown
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在那个动荡的年代，许多地方的百姓都饱受繁刑重赋的压迫，生活艰难。
In that tumultuous era, common people in many regions suffered from the oppression of excessive punishments and heavy taxes, leading to difficult lives.
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What does 繁刑重赋 mean?
繁刑重赋 (fán xíng zhòng fù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Excessive punishments and burdensome taxes”.
How do you pronounce 繁刑重赋?
繁刑重赋 is pronounced fán xíng zhòng fù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 繁刑重赋 literally mean?
Literally, 繁刑重赋 means “Numerous punishments and heavy taxes”. It is used to mean “Excessive punishments and burdensome taxes”.
What is the Chinese definition of 繁刑重赋?
过重的刑罚和繁多的赋税。