Lingaku- Qingtan (Taoist-related movement in ancient China)historical term
- noble, refined, eloquent speech
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru
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- Qingtan (Taoist-related movement in ancient China)
- noble, refined, eloquent speech
This meaning refers to a philosophical and cultural movement characterized by discussions of Daoist ideas and the nature of life, often involving a search for meaning and understanding beyond the material world.
The discussions of past philosophers still influence us today.
This meaning highlights the quality of communication that is sophisticated and articulate, often used to describe speeches or dialogues that are not only beautiful in style but also convey profound thoughts.
Generated collocations (experimental)
せいだん清談をするto engage in refined conversationせいだん清談のぎじゅつ技術the art of eloquent speechてつがくてき哲学的なせいだん清談philosophical discourseせいだん清談のば場a setting for noble speechどうきょう道教におけるせいだん清談Qingtan in Taoismせいだん清談をたのしむ楽しむto enjoy refined discussionsせいだん清談のせいしん精神the spirit of eloquenceぶんがくてき文学的なせいだん清談literary conversationせいだん清談てき的なひと人a person of refined discourseせいだん清談のりねん理念the principles of eloquent speech
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