隋珠荆璧 — “Refers to extremely precious and rare treasures”
隋珠荆璧 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to extremely precious and rare treasures”. Invaluable articles of great worth. Literally, “Sui's pearl and Jing's jade; The Pearl of Sui and the Jade of Jing”.
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What does 隋珠荆璧 mean?
隋珠荆璧 (suí zhū jīng bì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to extremely precious and rare treasures”.
How do you pronounce 隋珠荆璧?
隋珠荆璧 is pronounced suí zhū jīng bì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 隋珠荆璧 literally mean?
Literally, 隋珠荆璧 means “Sui's pearl and Jing's jade; The Pearl of Sui and the Jade of Jing”. It is used to mean “refers to extremely precious and rare treasures”.
What is the Chinese definition of 隋珠荆璧?
即隋珠和璧。