人才辈出
人才辈出 (rén cái bèi chū) literally means “talents emerge in succession” and expresses “continuous talent emergence”. This idiom is used when describing situations involving success and perseverance.
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Continuous talent emergence
Pronunciation: rén cái bèi chū Literal meaning: Talents emerge in succession
Origin & Usage
Talented people (人才) emerging (出) generation after generation (辈). 辈 is the operative character: not a crowd at one moment but a succession, cohort following cohort. That makes it a claim about an institution rather than about individuals — a school, a region, a discipline that keeps producing rather than one that produced once. It appears constantly in institutional self-description and in writing about periods of cultural flourishing, and it is what a university says about itself.
Examples
English: "In this vibrant city, new talents are constantly emerging in various fields."
Chinese: 在这个充满活力的城市里，人才辈出。
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chū rén tóu dì
Achieve outstanding success
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Global recognition
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jǔ shì zhǔ mù
Global attention
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流芳百世
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Enduring good reputation
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Eternal legacy
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shǒu qū yī zhǐ
Foremost; top-ranked
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does 人才辈出 mean in English?
人才辈出 (rén cái bèi chū) literally translates to “Talents emerge in succession” and is used to express “Continuous talent emergence”. This Chinese idiom belongs to the Success & Perseverance category.
When is 人才辈出 used?
Situation: In this vibrant city, new talents are constantly emerging in various fields.
What is the pinyin for 人才辈出?
The pinyin pronunciation for 人才辈出 is “rén cái bèi chū”.