宗师案临 — “The arrival of an education official (historically”
宗师案临 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the arrival of an education official (historically”. A provincial education commissioner) to preside over examinations in their designated region. Literally, “Education Commissioner arrives at the desk”.
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What does 宗师案临 mean?
宗师案临 (zōng shī àn lín) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the arrival of an education official (historically”.
How do you pronounce 宗师案临?
宗师案临 is pronounced zōng shī àn lín in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 宗师案临 literally mean?
Literally, 宗师案临 means “Education Commissioner arrives at the desk”. It is used to mean “the arrival of an education official (historically”.
What is the Chinese definition of 宗师案临?
学政到达他主管的地区主持考试。宗师：学政。