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筑台募士 — “To build a high platform to recruit talented people”

筑台募士 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to build a high platform to recruit talented people”. To widely solicit talents, usually by showing great respect and sincerity. Literally, “Build a platform to recruit scholars”.

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筑台募士 Pronunciation and Pinyin

筑台募士 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
筑
zhù12to build or construct
台
tái5platform, stage, desk, counter
募
mù12solicit, gather, or recruit
士
shì3scholar, gentleman, soldier

Example Sentence with 筑台募士

这家公司为了快速发展,不惜重金筑台募士,吸引了许多行业精英加盟
To achieve rapid growth, this company spared no expense in building a platform to recruit talents, attracting many industry elites to join.

Origin and Story of 筑台募士

After King Zhao of Yan ascended the throne, he wished to avenge the invasion by the State of Qi. He adopted a humble stance and offered generous rewards to attract worthy individuals.

He specifically sought advice from the wise man Guo Wei. Guo Wei told him the story of 'buying a swift horse with a thousand pieces of gold' and then said, 'If Your Majesty truly wishes to attract talents, start with me.'

Consequently, King Zhao built a grand residence for Guo Wei and respectfully acknowledged him as his teacher. Hearing of this, many famous scholars such as Le Yi, Zou Yan, and Ju Xin came to pledge their allegiance to the State of Yan.

Idioms Related to 筑台募士

More idioms starting with 筑

  • zhù筑tán坛bài拜jiàng将appoint a capable person to an important post
  • zhù筑shì室fǎn反gēng耕prepare for a long-term stay
  • zhù筑shì室dào道móu谋Consult everyone, accomplish nothing
  • zhù筑yán岩diào钓wèi渭Wise hermits awaiting their time to serve
  • zhù筑shè舍dào道bàng傍Too many cooks spoil the broth

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Questions about 筑台募士

What does 筑台募士 mean?

筑台募士 (zhù tái mù shì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to build a high platform to recruit talented people”.

How do you pronounce 筑台募士?

筑台募士 is pronounced zhù tái mù shì in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 筑台募士 literally mean?

Literally, 筑台募士 means “Build a platform to recruit scholars”. It is used to mean “to build a high platform to recruit talented people”.

Where does 筑台募士 come from?

筑台募士 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.

What is the Chinese definition of 筑台募士?

募:招寡。比喻广泛招纳贤士

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