筑坛拜将 — “Build an altar and appoint a general”
筑坛拜将 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to ceremonially appoint a highly capable and virtuous person to an important post, showing great respect for their talent; to entrust someone with heavy responsibilities due to their exceptional abilities”. Literally, “Build an altar and appoint a general”.
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What does 筑坛拜将 mean?
筑坛拜将 (zhù tán bài jiàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to ceremonially appoint a highly capable and virtuous person to an important post, showing great respect for their talent; to entrust someone with heavy responsibilities due to their exceptional abilities”.
How do you pronounce 筑坛拜将?
筑坛拜将 is pronounced zhù tán bài jiàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 筑坛拜将 literally mean?
Literally, 筑坛拜将 means “Build an altar and appoint a general”. It is used to mean “to ceremonially appoint a highly capable and virtuous person to an important post, showing great respect for their talent; to entrust someone with heavy responsibilities due to their exceptional abilities”.
What is the Chinese definition of 筑坛拜将?
指仰仗贤能。