Wen Zi Wen sun(wén zǐ wén sūn)
Wen Zi Wen sun
Wenzi Wensun, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w é NZ ǐ w é ns ū n, which means the descendants of King Wen of Zhou, and later widely used as the descendants of the beautiful emperor. It's from Shu Li Zheng.
The origin of Idioms
"Shu Li Zheng" says: "since then, Wen Zi and Wen sun Qi should not be mistaken for Shu Yu and Shu Shen, but it is Yi Zhi." Confucius said: "Wen Zi, Wen sun, Wen Wang's descendants." One said that he was the son of keeping his word. See sun Xingyan.
Idiom explanation
Refers to the descendants of King Wen of Zhou Dynasty. Later, it was widely used as the descendants of the beautiful emperor.
Chinese PinYin : wén zǐ wén sūn
Wen Zi Wen sun
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