阳九百六 — “Years of great calamity or disaster”
阳九百六 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Years of great calamity or disaster”. A period fraught with misfortunes, often referring to a fated or predetermined time of hardship.
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即使是太平盛世，也难免会有小规模的“阳九百六”出现，考验着人们的韧性与智慧。
Even in times of great peace, minor "years of calamity" are inevitable, testing people's resilience and wisdom.
Idioms Related to 阳九百六
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What does 阳九百六 mean?
阳九百六 (yáng jiǔ bǎi liù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Years of great calamity or disaster”.
How do you pronounce 阳九百六?
阳九百六 is pronounced yáng jiǔ bǎi liù in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 阳九百六?
阳九：古代以4617年为一元，初入元的106年中有九个灾难。道家以3300年为小百六。阳九有天灾，百六有地灾。指灾厄之年