阳九之厄 — “A period of great calamity or misfortune”
阳九之厄 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a period of great calamity or misfortune”. Calamitous years. Literally, “Calamity of Yang Nine”.
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阳九之厄 Pronunciation and Pinyin
阳九之厄 Character Breakdown
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经过了阳九之厄，人们更加珍惜和平安宁的日子。
After experiencing a period of great misfortune, people cherish peaceful and tranquil days even more.
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Open the tool →Questions about 阳九之厄
What does 阳九之厄 mean?
阳九之厄 (yáng jiǔ zhī è) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a period of great calamity or misfortune”.
How do you pronounce 阳九之厄?
阳九之厄 is pronounced yáng jiǔ zhī è in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 阳九之厄 literally mean?
Literally, 阳九之厄 means “Calamity of Yang Nine”. It is used to mean “a period of great calamity or misfortune”.
What is the Chinese definition of 阳九之厄?
阳九：古代以4617年为一元，初入元的106年中有九个灾难。道家以3300年为小百六；厄：灾难。阳九有天灾，百六有地灾。指灾厄之年