







藏诸名山,传之其人 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to store one's writings or achievements in a secure and respected place, intending for them to be passed down to and appreciated by kindred spirits or future generations who share similar aspirations”. Literally, “Store among famous mountains, pass down to kindred spirits”.

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Open the tool →藏诸名山,传之其人 (cáng zhū míng shān , chuán zhī qí rén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to store one's writings or achievements in a secure and respected place, intending for them to be passed down to and appreciated by kindred spirits or future generations who share similar aspirations”.
藏诸名山,传之其人 is pronounced cáng zhū míng shān , chuán zhī qí rén in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 藏诸名山,传之其人 means “Store among famous mountains, pass down to kindred spirits”. It is used to mean “to store one's writings or achievements in a secure and respected place, intending for them to be passed down to and appreciated by kindred spirits or future generations who share similar aspirations”.
诸:之于的合音;传:传布流传;其人:同道。把著作藏在名山,传给后来志趣相投的人。