Honest and upright

Honest and upright

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is zh è ngs è g ǎ NY á n, which means to be serious and dare to speak up. From the biography of Wang Hong in the history of Ming Dynasty.

explain

Serious attitude, dare to speak up.

source

"Wang Hong biography of Ming history" says: "in the 11 years when he was granted the household branch, he was bold and courageous, and he dared to speak up." Biography of Liu Jian: "Jian is a man of profound learning, who is upright and dare to speak up, and who is the most important person in the world."

usage

To act as a predicate or attributive