"landscapes" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
文化景观 文化景觀 wén huà jǐng guān cultural landscapes
锦绣河山 jǐn xiù hé shān (idiom) Describes the magnificent and splendid landscapes of one's homeland. syn
绿水青山 lǜ shuǐ qīng shān (idiom) A general term for beautiful mountains, rivers, and natural landscapes.
烟霞痼疾 yān xiá gù jì (idiom) An ingrained passion for mountains, rivers, and scenic landscapes / a deep-rooted love of nature travel.
一壑一丘 yī hè yī qiū (idiom) Originally, the place where a recluse lives. It is now mainly used to evoke a love of mountains, rivers, and natural landscapes.
万象澄澈 wàn xiàng chéng chè (idiom) All things and scenery are still and clear. It is especially used of moonlit landscapes that appear serene and limpid.
刻雾裁风 刻霧裁風 kè wù cái fēng (idiom) To be skilled at describing landscapes and the beauty of nature.
名山胜水 名山勝水 míng shān shèng shuǐ (idiom) Famous mountains and beautiful rivers and landscapes. The expression refers to renowned natural scenery.
寻山问水 尋山問水 xún shān wèn shuǐ (idiom) To travel through mountains and along waters, that is, to go sightseeing and enjoy scenic landscapes.
寻幽探胜 尋幽探勝 xún yōu tàn shèng (idiom) To seek out secluded and scenic places while visiting natural landscapes. It can also refer to looking for remarkable sights.
得江山助 dé jiāng shān zhù (idiom) Good poetry and prose cannot be detached from reality and from the inspiration provided by landscapes and the real world.
掩映生姿 yǎn yìng shēng zī (idiom) Landscapes set one another off and thereby become more beautiful.
模山范水 mó shān fàn shuǐ (idiom) To depict mountain-and-water landscapes through writing or painting.
水光山色 shuǐ guāng shān sè (idiom) Refers to the scenery of lakes and mountains. Describes beautiful landscapes of water and mountains.
水送山迎 shuǐ sòng shān yíng (idiom) It means enjoying scenery and entrusting one’s feelings to the mountains and waters. It can also describe a long journey through a succession of landscapes.
烟霞蜩疾 yān xiá tiáo jí (idiom) To love landscapes and nature so deeply that the passion becomes lasting and almost incurable.
生香活色 shēng xiāng huó sè (idiom) To present a vivid, lifelike scene that seems to give off fragrance. Used especially of landscapes depicted vividly and realistically in poetry or painting.
疮痍弥目 chuāng yí mí mù (idiom) To have a scene of devastation before one’s eyes. It is used especially for landscapes after a war or disaster.
痼疾烟霞 gù jí yān xiá (idiom) To have an incurable passion for mountains, rivers, and scenic landscapes.
胸有邱壑 xiōng yǒu qiū hè (idiom) ① Describes someone who has seen much and retains knowledge of many magnificent landscapes. ② Describes someone with broad ambitions and sound insight.
观山览水 觀山覽水 guān shān lǎn shuǐ (idiom) This expression means touring and admiring mountain and water landscapes. It refers to leisure travel devoted to enjoying scenery.
诗中有画，画中有诗 shī zhōng yǒu huà，huà zhōng yǒu shī (idiom) Describes poetry so skilled at depicting landscapes that readers feel as though they have entered a painting.
高山大川 gāo shān dà chuān (idiom) High mountains and great rivers. It refers to vast and majestic natural landscapes.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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