帝王将相 — “Emperors, kings, generals, and ministers”
帝王将相 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Emperors, kings, generals, and ministers”. Refers to the ruling class or powerful figures in ancient feudal societies. Literally, “Emperors, kings, generals, and ministers”.
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在古代戏曲中，帝王将相的故事常常是舞台上的主角。
In ancient Chinese opera, the stories of emperors, kings, generals, and ministers are often the protagonists on stage.
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What does 帝王将相 mean?
帝王将相 (dì wáng jiàng xiàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Emperors, kings, generals, and ministers”.
How do you pronounce 帝王将相?
帝王将相 is pronounced dì wáng jiàng xiàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 帝王将相 literally mean?
Literally, 帝王将相 means “Emperors, kings, generals, and ministers”. It is used to mean “Emperors, kings, generals, and ministers”.
What is the Chinese definition of 帝王将相?
皇帝、王侯、及文臣武将。指封建时代上层统治者。