叠石为山 — “To pile up rocks to create an artificial mountain or rockery”
叠石为山 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pile up rocks to create an artificial mountain or rockery”. To construct a landscape feature resembling a mountain using stones. Literally, “Pile stones as mountain”.
叠石为山 Pronunciation and Pinyin
叠石为山 Character Breakdown
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What does 叠石为山 mean?
叠石为山 (dié shí wèi shān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pile up rocks to create an artificial mountain or rockery”.
How do you pronounce 叠石为山?
叠石为山 is pronounced dié shí wèi shān in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 叠石为山 literally mean?
Literally, 叠石为山 means “Pile stones as mountain”. It is used to mean “to pile up rocks to create an artificial mountain or rockery”.
What is the Chinese definition of 叠石为山?
叠：重叠。把石头堆成山。指假山