太平无象 — “To present a false sense of peace”
太平无象 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to present a false sense of peace”. To whitewash problems and pretend that everything is stable when underlying issues exist, contrasting with genuine peace which has no showy signs. Literally, “Great peace has no fixed signs”.
太平无象 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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Open the tool →Questions about 太平无象
What does 太平无象 mean?
太平无象 (tài píng wú xiàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to present a false sense of peace”.
How do you pronounce 太平无象?
太平无象 is pronounced tài píng wú xiàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 太平无象 literally mean?
Literally, 太平无象 means “Great peace has no fixed signs”. It is used to mean “to present a false sense of peace”.
What is the Chinese definition of 太平无象?
指太平盛世并无一定标志。后讽刺反动统治者粉饰升平。