廣土眾民

Chinese

numerous people; large population
trad. (廣土眾民/廣土衆民) 廣土 眾民/衆民
simp. (广土众民) 广土 众民

Etymology

From Mencius:

廣土眾民君子 [Traditional Chinese poetry, trad.]
广土众民君子 [Traditional Chinese poetry, simp.]
From: Mencius, c. 4th century BCE
Guǎngtǔzhòngmín, jūnzǐ yù zhī, suǒ lè bù cún yān. [Pinyin]
Wide territory and a numerous people are desired by the superior man, but what he delights in is not here.

Pronunciation


Idiom

廣土眾民

  1. a vast territory with a large population