尚书省 Pronunciation and Pinyin
尚书省 Usage and Examples
Department of State Affairs
Secretariat
Chancellery
The characters in 尚书省
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 尚
- shàng尚qiě且Even; still.
- shàng尚jiǔ久For a long time, Still a long time
- shàng尚shū书Book of Documents, Classic of History
- shàng尚xiān先shēng生Mr. Shang
- shàng尚gǔ古to admire antiquity
- shàng尚gǔ古zhī之fēng风Admiration for antiquity, Classical style
- shàng尚kě可Passable; acceptable.
- shàng尚zài在still, remaining
- shàng尚zài在qiú求xué学Still studying, Still a student
- shàng尚hǎo好Quite good, Pretty good
- shàng尚cún存still existing; to remain
- shàng尚shǔ属still, remains
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Open the tool →Questions about 尚书省
What does 尚书省 mean in Chinese?
尚书省 (shàng shū shěng) means “Department of State Affairs, Secretariat, Chancellery”.
How do you pronounce 尚书省?
尚书省 is pronounced shàng shū shěng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Department of State Affairs” in Chinese?
“Department of State Affairs” is 尚书省 (shàng shū shěng) in Chinese.