That's right

That's right

Ji ù zh è ngy à UD à o, a Chinese idiom, refers to a learned and moral person who asks for correction.

From the Analects of Confucius, Xue Er: "there is Dao and Zheng Yan."

essential information

[Pinyin] Jizhen è ngy ǒ UD à o [phonetic] Jizhen è ngy ö UD à o ㄐㄧㄨㄓㄥㄡㄉㄠㄠㄠㄠ [basic explanation] points to the learned and moral people to ask for correction.

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meaning

Ask for correction from the learned and moral.

source

In the Analects of Confucius, Xue Er: "there is a way to be upright."

Examples

If you have doubts, you should compromise with giving, but you can't get more good books. If you are afraid of giving, you can't compromise with giving. The appendix of Zhu Xi's Mencius annotations in Song Dynasty