隋珠和玉 — “Rare and precious treasures”
隋珠和玉 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Rare and precious treasures”. Something extremely valuable and uncommon. Literally, “Sui's pearl and He's jade”.
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这幅古画构思精巧，色彩斑斓，简直是画坛的隋珠和玉。
This ancient painting, with its exquisite composition and vibrant colors, is truly a rare and precious treasure in the art world.
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What does 隋珠和玉 mean?
隋珠和玉 (suí zhū hé yù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Rare and precious treasures”.
How do you pronounce 隋珠和玉?
隋珠和玉 is pronounced suí zhū hé yù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 隋珠和玉 literally mean?
Literally, 隋珠和玉 means “Sui's pearl and He's jade”. It is used to mean “Rare and precious treasures”.
What is the Chinese definition of 隋珠和玉?
即隋珠和璧。