







方领圆冠 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the attire of ancient Confucian scholars, characterized by a square collar and a round cap; by extension, refers to Confucian scholars or literati”. Literally, “square collar and round cap”.

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Open the tool →方领圆冠 (fāng lǐng yuán guàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the attire of ancient Confucian scholars, characterized by a square collar and a round cap; by extension, refers to Confucian scholars or literati”.
方领圆冠 is pronounced fāng lǐng yuán guàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 方领圆冠 means “square collar and round cap”. It is used to mean “the attire of ancient Confucian scholars, characterized by a square collar and a round cap; by extension, refers to Confucian scholars or literati”.
方形的衣领和圆形的帽冠,为古代儒生的服饰。亦借指儒生。