耕者有其田 — “The tillers have their land”
耕者有其田 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the principle that agricultural land should be owned by those who cultivate it”. Literally, “The tillers have their land”.
耕者有其田 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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Idioms Related to 耕者有其田
More idioms starting with 耕
- gēng耕yún云bō播yǔ雨to work diligently to improve conditions
- gēng耕dāng当wèn问nú奴Consult those with practical experience
- gēng耕zhě者ràng让pàn畔，，xíng行zhě者ràng让lù路courteous and mutually accommodating
- gēng耕zhě者ràng让pàn畔，，sòng讼zhě者ràng让tián田A society of courtesy and deference
- gēng耕yún耘shù树yì艺to engage in various agricultural labors
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What does 耕者有其田 mean?
耕者有其田 (gèng zhě yǒu qí tián) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the principle that agricultural land should be owned by those who cultivate it”.
How do you pronounce 耕者有其田?
耕者有其田 is pronounced gèng zhě yǒu qí tián in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 耕者有其田 literally mean?
Literally, 耕者有其田 means “the tillers have their land”. It is used to mean “the principle that agricultural land should be owned by those who cultivate it”.
What is the Chinese definition of 耕者有其田?
耕者：种地的农民。指让农民获得自己的土地