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舜日尧年 — “Refers to a golden age of peace and prosperity”

舜日尧年 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to a golden age of peace and prosperity”. An ideal era of good governance and societal harmony, reminiscent of the reigns of the legendary sage emperors Yao and Shun. Literally, “Shun's days, Yao's years”.

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舜日尧年 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • 舜shùn
  • 日rì
  • 尧yáo
  • 年nián

舜日尧年 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
舜
shùn12legendary wise emperor or hibiscus
日
rì4sun, day, Japan
尧
yáo6legendary wise emperor
年
nián6year or age

Example Sentence with 舜日尧年

自古以来,百姓们便向往着“舜日尧年”般的太平盛世,期盼着生活富足,社会安定。
Since ancient times, common people have longed for a golden age of peace and prosperity like "Shun's days, Yao's years," hoping for affluent lives and stable communities.

Idioms Related to 舜日尧年

Synonyms of 舜日尧年

  • yáo尧nián年shùn舜rì日a time of peace and prosperity

More idioms starting with 舜

  • shùn舜rì日yáo尧tiān天A golden age of peace and prosperity

Questions about 舜日尧年

What does 舜日尧年 mean?
舜日尧年 (shùn rì yáo nián) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to a golden age of peace and prosperity”.
How do you pronounce 舜日尧年?
舜日尧年 is pronounced shùn rì yáo nián in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 舜日尧年 literally mean?
Literally, 舜日尧年 means “Shun's days, Yao's years”. It is used to mean “refers to a golden age of peace and prosperity”.
What is the Chinese definition of 舜日尧年?
比喻升平盛世。尧舜,均为古代贤君。
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