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Open the tool →盛宴难再 (shèng yàn nán zài) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Good times or grand opportunities are rare and fleeting, not easily repeatable; once missed, they may not come again”.
盛宴难再 is pronounced shèng yàn nán zài in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 盛宴难再 means “a grand feast is hard to have again”. It is used to mean “Good times or grand opportunities are rare and fleeting, not easily repeatable; once missed, they may not come again”.
筵:酒席。盛大的宴会难再遇到。比喻美好的光景不可多得。