德言工容 — “Virtue, speech, skill, appearance”
德言工容 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the four virtues traditionally expected of women in ancient China: morality, proper speech, skillful handiwork, and graceful deportment”. Literally, “Virtue, speech, skill, appearance”.
德言工容 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- dé德yǐ以bào抱yuàn怨repay evil with good
- dé德hòu厚liú流guāng光Profound virtue, far-reaching influence
- dé德róng容jiān兼bèi备possessing both virtue and beauty
- dé德róng容yán言gōng功four virtues of women
- dé德zūn尊wàng望zhòng重highly respected for virtue and prestige
- dé德cái才jiān兼bèi备possess both virtue and talent
- dé德běn本cái财mò末Virtue is fundamental, wealth is secondary
- dé德yáng洋ēn恩pǔ普virtue and grace reaching all
- dé德qiǎn浅xíng行báo薄shallow virtue and weak conduct
- dé德shēn深wàng望zhòng重of profound virtue and high prestige
- dé德shèng胜tóu头huí回prologue of a vernacular novel
- dé德shèng胜tóu头huí迴prologue or opening chapter
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What does 德言工容 mean?
德言工容 (dé yán gōng róng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the four virtues traditionally expected of women in ancient China: morality, proper speech, skillful handiwork, and graceful deportment”.
How do you pronounce 德言工容?
德言工容 is pronounced dé yán gōng róng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 德言工容 literally mean?
Literally, 德言工容 means “Virtue, speech, skill, appearance”. It is used to mean “the four virtues traditionally expected of women in ancient China: morality, proper speech, skillful handiwork, and graceful deportment”.
What is the Chinese definition of 德言工容?
封建礼教要求妇女应具备的品德。