武大郎 Pronunciation and Pinyin

武大郎 Usage and Examples

Wu Dalang, a character from the classic Chinese novel Water Margin

A short, weak, or unimpressive man (colloquial)

话说那武大郎虽老实能干，吃苦耐劳，但在常人眼里实属一个二等残废的男人。

The words say that Wu3 Da4 Lang2 although honesty ability, diligent, in really a second class in the ordinary people eyes physically disabled of man.

在小说《水浒传》中，潘金莲，一位美丽爱财的妻子，对她的丈夫，相貌平平的武大郎不忠。

In the novel Water Margin, Pan Jinlian, a beautiful money-loving wife, cheats on her husband Wu Dalang, who is relatively more unattractive.

Character	Pinyin	Strokes	Meaning
武	wǔ	8	martial, military, brave
大	dà	3	large, big, great
郎	láng	9	young man, husband, official

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What does 武大郎 mean in Chinese?

武大郎 (wǔ dà láng) means “Wu Dalang, a character from the classic Chinese novel Water Margin, a short, weak, or unimpressive man (colloquial)”.

How do you pronounce 武大郎?

武大郎 is pronounced wǔ dà láng in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “Wu Dalang, a character from the classic Chinese novel Water Margin” in Chinese?

“Wu Dalang, a character from the classic Chinese novel Water Margin” is 武大郎 (wǔ dà láng) in Chinese.

How is 武大郎 used in a sentence?

This page has 2 example sentences using 武大郎, each with pinyin and an English translation.