







Grain in Ear
The Grain in Ear tells people that the wheat has ripened.
But I am still on the way to go in the grain in ear, spreading the elements of life, so that September is no longer like to flare the lives of youth, in layman's language.

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Open the tool →芒种 (máng zhòng) means “Grain in Ear”.
芒种 is pronounced máng zhòng in Mandarin Chinese.
“Grain in Ear” is 芒种 (máng zhòng) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 芒种, each with pinyin and an English translation.