文籍先生 — “Master of literary classics”
文籍先生 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a highly learned scholar, deeply versed in literature and classical texts; a master of ancient writings”. Literally, “Master of literary classics”.
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What does 文籍先生 mean?
文籍先生 (wén jí xiān sheng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a highly learned scholar, deeply versed in literature and classical texts; a master of ancient writings”.
How do you pronounce 文籍先生?
文籍先生 is pronounced wén jí xiān sheng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 文籍先生 literally mean?
Literally, 文籍先生 means “Master of literary classics”. It is used to mean “a highly learned scholar, deeply versed in literature and classical texts; a master of ancient writings”.
What is the Chinese definition of 文籍先生?
称熟悉文献典籍的人。