In Chinese, Scholar Warrior would be translated as "文武士" (Wénwǔshì).
One important skill for a Chinese scholar official was proficiency in classical Chinese language and literature, as well as the ability to compose poetry and essays in a precise and elegant manner. Additionally, a strong understanding of Confucian philosophy and principles was crucial for a scholar official to excel in their bureaucratic duties and serve the emperor effectively.
Warrior in Sanskrit is "Yodha" (योधा).
To say "island warrior" in Hawaiian, you would say "kaukaualii kinolau."
In Chickasaw, you can say "Chibihlih Taawiya Hcha" to mean Farewell warrior.
You can say "pūʻaliʻi wāhine" in Hawaiian, which translates to "female warrior."
I am not sure it has a Chinese meaning,but in Irish it means 'Warrior Or Warrior-Woman'.
龙血战士/Lóng xuè zhànshì
战士, 武士, and 勇士 are Chinese words for warrior.
Chinese people were educated in the scholar system. They were not trusted in ruling government.
warrior= 战士 (zhan4 shi4)
Sima Qian
The word "warrior" in Chinese is pronounced as "zhànshì" (战士).
"Warrior" is 勇士 (yong3 shi4)
He must be able to read and write the Chinese characters.
The Chinese government was imperial.
The scientific name of the Chinese scholar tree is Koelreuteria paniculata. It belongs to the family Sapindaceae.
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