琼瑶 (瓊瑤)
Qióng Yáo
Pinyin

Definition

琼瑶 (瓊瑤)
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Qióng Yáo
  1. Chiung Yao (1938-), Taiwanese writer

Character Decomposition

Related Words (14)

瑶族
Yáo zú
  1. 1 Yao ethnic group of southwest China and southeast Asia
琼
qióng
  1. 1 jasper
  2. 2 fine jade
  3. 3 beautiful
  4. 4 exquisite (e.g. wine, food)
  5. 5 abbr. for Hainan province
琼斯
Qióng sī
  1. 1 Jones (name)
琼海
Qióng hǎi
  1. 1 Qionghai City, Hainan
琼瑶
Qióng Yáo
  1. 1 Chiung Yao (1938-), Taiwanese writer

Idioms (2)

琼楼玉宇
qióng lóu yù yǔ
  1. 1 bejeweled jade palace (idiom); sumptuous dwelling
琼浆玉液
qióng jiāng yù yè
  1. 1 bejeweled nectar (idiom); ambrosia of the immortals
  2. 2 superb liquor
  3. 3 top quality wine

Sample Sentences

是啊，很感动，话说回来，到下一个阶段，就成了琼瑶电影大放光彩的时代。
shì a ，hěn gǎndòng ，huàshuōhuílai ，dào xià yī ge jiēduàn ，jiù chéng le qióngyáo diànyǐng dà fàng guāngcǎi de shídài 。
Yes, it's really moving. Speaking of that, the next stage was the lustrous era of Chiung Yao's films.
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没错，琼瑶电影的热播，也成就了秦汉、秦祥林、林青霞、林凤娇等电影明星，出现了人们口中所说的“二秦二林”时代。
méicuò ，qióngyáo diànyǐng de rèbō ，yě chéngjiù le Qín Hàn 、Qín Xiánglín 、Lín Qīngxiá 、Lín Fèngjiāo děng diànyǐng míngxīng ，chūxiàn le rénmen kǒu zhōng suǒ shuō de “èr Qín èr Lín ”shídài 。
That's right, the wave of Chiung Yao films saw the success of movie stars including Chin Han, Charlie Chin, Brigitte Lin and Joan Lin - the dawn of what they called the era of the two Chins and the two Lins.
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我骗你干吗？你如果去参观牌坊的话，导游肯定会给你讲很多这类的故事。琼瑶剧就是在安徽的那个什么牌坊群里拍的。
wǒ piàn nǐ gànmá ？nǐ rúguǒ qù cānguān páifāng dehuà ，dǎoyóu kěndìng huì gěi nǐ jiǎng hěn duō zhèlèi de gùshi 。Qióngyáo jù jiùshì zài Ānhuī de nàge shénme páifāng qún lǐ pāi de 。
Why would I lie? If you go see the arches, the tour guide will definitely tell you a number of these stories. Qiong yao dramas are all filmed around those archways in Anhui.
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你这句话说得太对了。女人一辈子都要受这些没人性的道德标准约束。在琼瑶剧里就有好多这样的苦命女人，不守寡就会被拉到牌坊下面，罚跪啊，挨打啊，受人唾弃啊，被砸臭鸡蛋啊，受尽折磨。
nǐ zhè jù huà shuō de tài duì le 。nǚrén yībèizi dōu yào shòu zhèxiē méi rénxìng de dàodé biāozhǔn yuēshù 。zài Qióngyáo jù lǐ jiù yǒu hǎo duō zhèyàng de kǔmìng nǚrén ，bù shǒuguǎ jiù huì bèi lādào páifāng xiàmian ，fáguì a ，áidǎ a ，shòu rén tuòqì a ，bèi zá chòujīdàn a ，shòu jìn zhémó 。
You're so right. Women are bound by these inhumane ethical standards their whole lives. In qiong yao dramas there are many of these kinds of pitiable women. They choose not to remain widows, so they get dragged to the base of these arches and are punished. They're forced to kneel and get beaten, they get rotten eggs thrown at them, and they're spurned by everyone. They endure a lot of persecution.
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