神人共愤 — “Gods and men both feel indignant”
神人共愤 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to arouse universal indignation and outrage, as if both divine beings and humans are provoked to anger; universally condemned”. Literally, “Gods and men both feel indignant”.
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What does 神人共愤 mean?
神人共愤 (shén rén gòng fèn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to arouse universal indignation and outrage, as if both divine beings and humans are provoked to anger; universally condemned”.
How do you pronounce 神人共愤?
神人共愤 is pronounced shén rén gòng fèn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 神人共愤 literally mean?
Literally, 神人共愤 means “Gods and men both feel indignant”. It is used to mean “to arouse universal indignation and outrage, as if both divine beings and humans are provoked to anger; universally condemned”.
What is the Chinese definition of 神人共愤?
神：神灵。天神和凡人都感到愤慨。形容令人十分愤恨的事情