Lingaku- burning books on the Chinese classics and burying Confucian scholars aliveyojijukugo
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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Generated definitions (experimental)
- burning books on the Chinese classics and burying Confucian scholars alive
This phrase describes a historical event where ancient texts and scholars were eliminated as part of a political movement to suppress Confucian thought and control intellectual discourse. It is often used metaphorically to refer to censorship or the oppression of intellectual freedom.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ふんしょこうじゅ焚書坑儒のしそう思想the ideology of burning books and burying scholarsふんしょこうじゅ焚書坑儒をおこなう行うto carry out the burning of books and burying of scholarsれきしてき歴史的なふんしょこうじゅ焚書坑儒historical burning of books and burying of scholarsふんしょこうじゅ焚書坑儒のせいさく政策policy of burning books and burying scholarsふんしょこうじゅ焚書坑儒とじゆうしそう自由思想burning of books and burying of scholars and free thoughtふんしょこうじゅ焚書坑儒のえいきょう影響impact of the burning of books and burying of scholarsふんしょこうじゅ焚書坑儒をひはん批判するto criticize the burning of books and burying of scholarsきょういく教育へのふんしょこうじゅ焚書坑儒のえいきょう影響impact of burning books and burying scholars on educationちゅうごく中国れきし歴史におけるふんしょこうじゅ焚書坑儒burning of books and burying of scholars in Chinese historyぶんかだいかくめい文化大革命とふんしょこうじゅ焚書坑儒Cultural Revolution and burning of books and burying of scholars