What do you mean by places of interest? How to pronounce places of interest?

What do you mean by places of interest? How to pronounce places of interest?

Reference answer:

Pinyin: míng shèng gǔ jī, simplified Pinyin: msgj

Idiom explanation: a famous place with beautiful scenery and ancient ruins.

Source of the idiom: Chapter 45 of Volume 1 of Lu Yao's "The Ordinary World": "I have been to all the places of interest in the capital more than twice."

Examples of idioms: Chinese The places of interest and historical sites are worth visiting.

Traditional Chinese writing: places of interest

Synonyms of places of interest: famous mountains and rivers, generally referring to famous mountains and long rivers.

Idiom grammar: conjunction; as object; refers to famous places with beautiful scenery and ancient ruins

Frequency: common idioms

Emotional color: medium Sexual idiom

Idiom structure: joint idiom

Year of production: contemporary idiom

English translation: famous scenic spots and places of historical interest

Japanese translation: Scenic Spots (こせき)

Note on pronunciation: trace, cannot be pronounced as "jī".