leave a good name for posterity

leave a good name for posterity

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ǎ ISH ì Li ú f ā ng, which means that the good name will be passed on forever. It comes from the story of xiuru, forced to flatter the baby.

The origin of Idioms

Xu Lin of the Ming Dynasty wrote in xiuru Ji: forcing a child to ingratiate herself: "if a bitch doesn't think about it, a good family will run away. When you come down to the firework village, you will not be able to live forever. "

Idiom usage

To have a good reputation. example half of the red flag mourns the heroes and makes great contributions. Hangzhou Daily, January 6, 1977