秉文兼武 — “Adept in both literary and martial arts”
秉文兼武 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Adept in both literary and martial arts”. Skilled in both civil and military affairs. Literally, “Grasp literature and possess martial skills”.
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秉文兼武 Pronunciation and Pinyin
秉文兼武 Character Breakdown
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他不仅学识渊博，而且武艺高强，真可谓秉文兼武的典范。
He is not only highly learned but also proficient in martial arts, truly an exemplar of someone skilled in both civil and military affairs.
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- bǐng秉gōng公bàn办lǐ理handle affairs with fairness and impartiality
- bǐng秉gōng公wú无sī私act justly and selflessly
- bǐng秉gōng公miè灭sī私act impartially and selflessly
- bǐng秉zhèng政dāng当zhóu轴hold power and be at the axis
- bǐng秉máo旄zhàng仗yuè钺wield supreme military power
- bǐng秉zhèng正wú无sī私uphold justice and be selfless
- bǐng秉zhú烛yè夜yóu游enjoy night life to seize the day
- bǐng秉zhú烛dài待dàn旦burn the midnight oil
- bǐng秉hù笏pī披páo袍serve as an official
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What does 秉文兼武 mean?
秉文兼武 (bǐng wén jiān wǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Adept in both literary and martial arts”.
How do you pronounce 秉文兼武?
秉文兼武 is pronounced bǐng wén jiān wǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 秉文兼武 literally mean?
Literally, 秉文兼武 means “Grasp literature and possess martial skills”. It is used to mean “Adept in both literary and martial arts”.
What is the Chinese definition of 秉文兼武?
犹言能文能武。