a person of supreme sincerity and nobility

a person of supreme sincerity and nobility

Zhichenggaojie, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is zh ì ch é NGG ā Oji é, which means to describe noble character. From the book of Wei, biography of scholars, biography of Xu Zunming.

Analysis of Idioms

Sincere: 1. Extremely loyal; extremely sincere. 2. Ancient Confucianism refers to the highest realm of moral cultivation. 3. Extremely sincere heart. Gao Jie: 1. Hold high the moral integrity and stick to the noble moral integrity. 2. Noble integrity. 3. Towering bamboo pole. Bamboo has Festival, so it is called bamboo. 4. To instruct the envoys to hold the zodiac. It's eight feet long, so it's called.

The origin of Idioms

"Wei Shu · biography of scholars · biography of Xu Zunming" said: "the highest integrity, no news, the government and the public, mourn each other."

Idiom usage

It refers to the character of a person.