訸 (hé) - Harmony — refers to a state of peace, & often used in classical and literary contexts.
訸 · hé
Harmony — refers to a state of peace, accord, and harmonious balance;
often used in classical and literary contexts.
Harmony — refers to a state of peace,often used in classical and literary contexts.
Usage highlights
Harmonious relationshipSocial harmonyHarmonious musicInner harmonyHarmonious balanceCultural harmony
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The ancient text emphasizes harmony (訸) as a virtue.
- They sought harmony in their relationship (关系訸).
- The music achieved perfect harmony (音乐訸).
- A state of societal harmony (社会訸) was the goal.
Collocations
- Harmonious relationship(关系訸)
- Social harmony(社会訸)
- Harmonious music(音乐訸)
- Inner harmony(内心訸)
- Harmonious balance(平衡訸)
- Cultural harmony(文化訸)
Idioms
- Harmony brings prosperity(訸以致富)
- Family harmony is paramount(家訸万事兴)
- Heaven and earth in harmony(天地訸)
Cultural background
FAQ- Derived from classical Chinese philosophy, emphasizing balance and peaceful coexistence.
- Often used in literary and poetic contexts to describe ideal states of relationship and society.
- Shares conceptual space with the more common character 和 (hé) for harmony, but carries a more classical nuance.