仪仗

仪仗 (yí zhàng) refers to a formal military or ceremonial procession, typically involving soldiers carrying weapons or symbols of authority. It is often used in official or traditional settings, such as state ceremonies, parades, or royal processions.

The character 仪 (yí) means 'ritual,' 'ceremony,' or 'formality,' while 仗 (zhàng) means 'spear' or 'military equipment.' Together, they denote a structured and symbolic display of military power or honor.

仪仗 is commonly seen in China during important national events, such as the opening of the National People's Congress or military parades. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a dignified or imposing presence.