尧趋舜步 — “Yao's stride, Shun's step”
尧趋舜步 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to walk with the dignified and graceful bearing of ancient sage-kings Yao and Shun; to describe a person's noble and elegant demeanor or conduct”. Literally, “Yao's stride, Shun's step”.
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What does 尧趋舜步 mean?
尧趋舜步 (yáo qū shùn bù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to walk with the dignified and graceful bearing of ancient sage-kings Yao and Shun; to describe a person's noble and elegant demeanor or conduct”.
How do you pronounce 尧趋舜步?
尧趋舜步 is pronounced yáo qū shùn bù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 尧趋舜步 literally mean?
Literally, 尧趋舜步 means “Yao's stride, Shun's step”. It is used to mean “to walk with the dignified and graceful bearing of ancient sage-kings Yao and Shun; to describe a person's noble and elegant demeanor or conduct”.
What is the Chinese definition of 尧趋舜步?
①指如尧舜之行。颂扬帝王的仪容举止。②指尧舜的德政。比喻政局稳定而清明。