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Open the tool →凤泊鸾漂 (fèng bó luán piāo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “originally used to describe the elegant and unrestrained brushwork in calligraphy; later, it is used to describe the separation of a couple or the disappointment and frustration of a scholar”.
凤泊鸾漂 is pronounced fèng bó luán piāo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 凤泊鸾漂 means “Phoenix anchors, luan drifts”. It is used to mean “originally used to describe the elegant and unrestrained brushwork in calligraphy; later, it is used to describe the separation of a couple or the disappointment and frustration of a scholar”.
飘、泊:随流飘荡。原形容书法笔势潇洒飘逸,后比喻夫妻离散或文人失意。