Loyalty and loyalty

Loyalty and loyalty

Loyalty drives righteousness, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is zh ō ngq ū y ì g ǎ n, which means driven by loyalty and inspired by justice. The source is tiyang Rencheng.

The origin of Idioms

In his poem titled Yangren City, Tang Lv Wen said: "loyalty is the wind and thunder. Who knows that there is no military talent in the south? The people of Changsha came first to punish Dong Zhuo. "

Idiom usage

He is loyal to his country, but he has no sense of righteousness. He is honest and upright. Scattered in the Bohai Sea. Go back to Changsha. The eighteenth chapter of Qian Qianyi's miscellaneous chants on dispelling cold in sickbed in Qing Dynasty