







玉润冰清 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes someone or something that is as lustrous as jade and as pure as ice, often used to praise the elegance, purity, and noble character, or the refined beauty of a person's appearance and demeanor”. Literally, “jade moist, ice clear”.

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Open the tool →玉润冰清 (yù rùn bīng qīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes someone or something that is as lustrous as jade and as pure as ice, often used to praise the elegance, purity, and noble character, or the refined beauty of a person's appearance and demeanor”.
玉润冰清 is pronounced yù rùn bīng qīng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 玉润冰清 means “jade moist, ice clear”. It is used to mean “describes someone or something that is as lustrous as jade and as pure as ice, often used to praise the elegance, purity, and noble character, or the refined beauty of a person's appearance and demeanor”.
像玉一样润泽,像冰一样清纯。常喻人或物形神之美。