A firm name

A firm name

The name of DILI is a Chinese idiom, and its pinyin is d ǐ L ì m í NGH à o, which means to cultivate one's own moral integrity to protect one's name.

Idiom explanation

See "the name of honing". It refers to self-cultivation, in order to protect the name.

Idioms and allusions

The idiom comes from the biography of Lu Zhonglian and zouyang in historical records: "when a minister hears about the splendor of the imperial court, he will not pollute his righteousness for profit; when he is determined to be famous, he will not do what he wants to do." Idioms are used as predicate and object

Discrimination of words

Synonyms sharpen the name and integrity; emotional color commendatory words; idiom structure verb object form; ancient times; rare degree of common use