







竹罄南山 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing one's crimes or misdeeds as being so numerous that they cannot be fully recorded, even if all the bamboo in South Mountain were used for writing”. Literally, “Bamboo exhausted South Mountain”.

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Open the tool →竹罄南山 (zhú qìng nán shān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing one's crimes or misdeeds as being so numerous that they cannot be fully recorded, even if all the bamboo in South Mountain were used for writing”.
竹罄南山 is pronounced zhú qìng nán shān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 竹罄南山 means “Bamboo exhausted South Mountain”. It is used to mean “describing one's crimes or misdeeds as being so numerous that they cannot be fully recorded, even if all the bamboo in South Mountain were used for writing”.
罄:尽,完。形容人罪恶极多,书写不尽