1. Princes, generals and ministers [
wáng
hóu
jiàng
xiàng
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[
wáng
hóu
jiàng
xiàng
]
Generally refers to the nobles in feudal society who are respected, well-paid, powerful and powerful.
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"Historical Records·Chen She Family": "A strong man will not die, he will be famous, and the princes and generals will have a good reputation." Huh! ”
Near synonyms
Synonyms
Emperors, generals, princes, nobles, dignitaries and nobles
2. Become a marquis[
p>bài
jiàng
fēng
hóu
]
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Basic meaning and detailed meaning
[
bài
jiàng
fēng
hóu
]
Become a general and be granted the title of lord. In ancient times, it was used to describe success and fame, and being an official at the highest level.
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The first chapter of Yuan·Anonymous’s "Darkness in Chen Cang": "I have also lived in shady alleys, often suffered from poverty, and the world of mortals is hot. I say goodbye today. Only when you become a marquis can you gain fame and success."
Synonyms and antonyms
Synonyms
Fly high in the sky and worship the prime minister. /p>
Antonyms
Yanjian is poor, has a bad reputation, is in disrepute, and is in dire straits