革凡登圣 — “Cast off the mundane and ascend to sainthood/sagehood”
革凡登圣 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to shed common customs and habits to attain spiritual or moral enlightenment; to transform from an ordinary person into a sage”. Literally, “Cast off the mundane and ascend to sainthood/sagehood”.
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What does 革凡登圣 mean?
革凡登圣 (gé fán dēng shèng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to shed common customs and habits to attain spiritual or moral enlightenment; to transform from an ordinary person into a sage”.
How do you pronounce 革凡登圣?
革凡登圣 is pronounced gé fán dēng shèng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 革凡登圣 literally mean?
Literally, 革凡登圣 means “Cast off the mundane and ascend to sainthood/sagehood”. It is used to mean “to shed common customs and habits to attain spiritual or moral enlightenment; to transform from an ordinary person into a sage”.
What is the Chinese definition of 革凡登圣?
革除凡习，成为圣哲。同“革凡成圣”。