隋珠和璧 — “Rare and invaluable treasures or possessions, often legendary”
隋珠和璧 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Rare and invaluable treasures or possessions, often legendary”. Literally, “Sui pearl and He's jade”.
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这家博物馆收藏了许多如同隋珠和璧般的艺术品，吸引了无数游客前来观赏
This museum houses many artworks as precious as the Sui pearl and He's jade, attracting countless visitors to admire them.
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What does 隋珠和璧 mean?
隋珠和璧 (suí zhū hé bì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Rare and invaluable treasures or possessions, often legendary”.
How do you pronounce 隋珠和璧?
隋珠和璧 is pronounced suí zhū hé bì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 隋珠和璧 literally mean?
Literally, 隋珠和璧 means “Sui pearl and He's jade”. It is used to mean “Rare and invaluable treasures or possessions, often legendary”.
What is the Chinese definition of 隋珠和璧?
隋侯之珠与和氏之璧。泛指珍宝。