exemplary conduct and nobility of character

exemplary conduct and nobility of character

Gaofengliangjie is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is g ā of ē ngli à ngji é, which describes a person with noble character and firm integrity. It comes from the collection of Yuyin in Tiaoxi, written by Hu Zai of Song Dynasty.

Analysis of Idioms

Gao Feng: noble character; Liang Jie: steadfast moral integrity. Moral and behavior are noble. [synonym] lofty and dignified, tranquil and Zhiyuan, Huaijin holding Yu, lofty and clean style [antonym] incorruptible and shameless, vulgar, brazen, worshiping foreign countries, shameless, despicable, dirty, servile, corrupt and vulgar [grammar] combination; subject, object, attribute; commendatory.

The origin of Idioms

In the Song Dynasty, Hu Zai's "the collection of the stories of Tiaoxi Yuyin" Volume 1: "Yu Jianyuan is worthy of Sihao in Ming Dynasty because of his lofty demeanor, but he still admires it, especially his kindness and friendship."

Idioms and allusions

During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Hun Shan Yu ascended the throne and wanted to improve relations with the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty sent Su Wu to visit Xiongnu as an envoy. Due to the internal changes of Xiongnu, Shan Yu detained Su Wu and tortured him. Su Wu was unyielding, upright and resolute, and was respected and loved by the people.

Idiom usage

Examples

But even this one can show us the noble spirit of thousands of revolutionary mothers. Mr. LAN did not admire any sages and great men in the history of the world, so he did not imitate them.

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Lantern riddle

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