侯王将相 — “Princes, dukes, generals, and ministers”
侯王将相 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Princes, dukes, generals, and ministers”. Referring to high-ranking officials and nobility in ancient times. Literally, “Princes, kings, generals, and ministers”.
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他从小就立志成为一位有用的人，而不是沉溺于对侯王将相的幻想。
He aspired from a young age to become a useful person, rather than indulging in fantasies of becoming a prince, duke, general, or minister.
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What does 侯王将相 mean?
侯王将相 (hóu wáng jiàng xiàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Princes, dukes, generals, and ministers”.
How do you pronounce 侯王将相?
侯王将相 is pronounced hóu wáng jiàng xiàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 侯王将相 literally mean?
Literally, 侯王将相 means “Princes, kings, generals, and ministers”. It is used to mean “Princes, dukes, generals, and ministers”.
What is the Chinese definition of 侯王将相?
王侯、武将和文臣。指古代统治阶级的上层代表势力