deep favour and weighty righteousness

deep favour and weighty righteousness

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is "n sh ē NY ì zhॸng", meaning "favor" and "affection". It's from the table of Dai Guo Ling Gong Xie Nan Shang princess.

The origin of Idioms

Lu Song of the Tang Dynasty wrote in the form of thanking nanshang princess to the Duke of Dai Guo: "when something happens, we should be proud and look forward to it. We should be kind and generous. We don't know what to report."

Idiom usage

It's very kind. 1. Because of parents' insistence, he married his son Yulang with fake makeup. I didn't want my mother to ask my child to accompany me, so I became a couple. I'm very kind, and I promise to live together for a hundred years. (Ming Feng Menglong's Xing Shi Heng Yan, Vol. 8) 2. Ming Feng Menglong's Yu Shi Ming Yan, Vol. 1: "Chen Dalang's thought wasted a lot of time, so he had to return home. He came to the woman at night and told her that he was kind and righteous, and that he would not give up each other. "