The king, the saints, the ministers and the sages(jūn shèng chén xián)

The king, the saints, the ministers and the sages

Jun Sheng Chen Xian, is a Chinese word, Pinyin is j ū NSH è ngch é nxi á n, refers to the emperor sage, ministers virtuous. It describes the combination of monarch and minister, and the political purity.

explain

It refers to the sage monarch and virtuous ministers.

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"The old book of the Tang Dynasty, biography of Ma Sui:" no matter what the way is, no matter what the plan is, the emperor, the saints, the officials and the sages, the emperor, the emperor, the emperor, the emperor, the emperor, the emperor, the emperor, the Emperor, the emperor, the emperor, the emperor, the emperor, the emperor, the Emperor The 19th chapter of the biography of three Suiping demons written by Luo Guanzhong of Ming Dynasty: "today is the age of Yao and Shun, the emperor, the sage and the virtuous."

Examples

There is no need to move the minister to live in the prosperous country. The 51st chapter of Zhao Taizu's three visits to the Southern Tang Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : jūn shèng chén xián