There is no ivory in a dog's mouth
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There is no ivory in a dog's mouth, which is an idiom. Pinyin g ǒ UK ǒ UL ǐ sh ē NGB ù ch ū Xi à ngy á means that bad people can't say good things.
Entry
There is no ivory in a dog's mouth
pronunciation
gǒukǒulǐshēngbùchūxiàngyá
interpretation
It means bad people can't say good things. It's the same as "a dog can't spit out ivory".
source
Chapter 15 of Mao Dun's sequel to frost leaves as red as February flowers: "there are still some words that involve my brother. Cough, anyway, a dog can't produce ivory. Let's not say it."
There is no ivory in a dog's mouth
pressing the foot and whispering in the ear -- telling a secret - niè zú fù ěr
treasure a thing by wrapping it up carefully - shí xí zhēn cáng