glorify and illuminate the ancestors(yào zǔ róng zōng)

glorify and illuminate the ancestors

Yaozu Rongzong, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y à oz à R ó ngz à ng, which means to add glory to ancestors. It used to mean shining in the courtyard. It comes from the fourth fold of Qujiang pool written by Shi Junbao of Yuan Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

The fourth fold of Qujiang pool written by Shi Junbao in Yuan Dynasty: "today, I'm lucky to be admitted to the imperial examination at one stroke and honor my ancestors."

Analysis of Idioms

Rong Zong Yaozu

Idiom usage

If I don't speak any more, I will bury my ancestors' pains. Ling Mengchu, Ming Dynasty volume 20

Chinese PinYin : yào zǔ róng zōng