貊乡鼠壤 — “Mo-land and rat's burrow”
貊乡鼠壤 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a place characterized by degenerate social customs and rampant petty criminality; a den of thieves and scoundrels”. Literally, “Mo-land and rat's burrow”.
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What does 貊乡鼠壤 mean?
貊乡鼠壤 (mò xiāng shǔ rǎng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a place characterized by degenerate social customs and rampant petty criminality; a den of thieves and scoundrels”.
How do you pronounce 貊乡鼠壤?
貊乡鼠壤 is pronounced mò xiāng shǔ rǎng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 貊乡鼠壤 literally mean?
Literally, 貊乡鼠壤 means “Mo-land and rat's burrow”. It is used to mean “a place characterized by degenerate social customs and rampant petty criminality; a den of thieves and scoundrels”.
What is the Chinese definition of 貊乡鼠壤?
旧指民风浇薄、宵小横行的地区。同“貊乡鼠攘”。