







潘郎车满 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a very handsome man who is immensely popular with and admired by women”. Literally, “Pan Lang's carriage filled with fruits”.
During the Jin Dynasty, Pan Yue (also known as Pan An), a native of Zhongmou, Xingyang, was exceedingly handsome and exceptionally talented. At the age of 20, he became an official in the capital city of Luoyang.
He frequently rode his ornate carriage to the outskirts for hunting. Along the way, he would be surrounded by many women, and even elderly ladies would compete to throw fruits into his carriage to express their admiration. Each time he returned, his carriage was fully laden.

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Open the tool →潘郎车满 (pān láng chē mǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a very handsome man who is immensely popular with and admired by women”.
潘郎车满 is pronounced pān láng chē mǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 潘郎车满 means “Pan Lang's carriage filled with fruits”. It is used to mean “describes a very handsome man who is immensely popular with and admired by women”.
潘郎车满 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to modern Chinese. The full story is on this page.
潘安的车上装满果子。形容美男子受到女性的青睐