雄伟

雄伟 (xióng wěi) is an adjective meaning 'magnificent' or 'grand,' often used to describe something large, imposing, or awe-inspiring in size or beauty.

The character 雄 (xióng) originally meant 'male' or 'strong,' and later came to symbolize power and grandeur. 伟 (wěi) means 'great' or 'remarkable.' Together, they convey a sense of grandeur and strength, often applied to landscapes, architecture, or achievements.

雄伟 is commonly used in descriptions of natural wonders like mountains or man-made structures such as temples and palaces. It reflects the Chinese cultural appreciation for scale and majesty, and is often found in poetry, travel writing, and historical texts.