love others according to moral standards(ài rén yǐ dé)

love others according to moral standards

Love people with virtue, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is à IR é NY à D é, which means to love and help others according to moral standards. It's from the book of rites on the Tangong.

Interpretation of Idioms

Love: love others; Virtue: virtue. Love people according to moral standards. It generally refers to not being partial to others, not tolerating and accommodating. Love by virtue

Idiom usage

In addition, it is used as a predicate to refer to the example of loving one's wife by virtue. Shi Wen Qi said, "the public can be said to carry on." According to the biography of Su Shi in the history of the Song Dynasty, the prime minister should be loyal to the Han Dynasty and modest. A gentleman should not love others with virtue. Sixty one chapters in the romance of the Three Kingdoms

The origin of Idioms

Source: in the book of rites, sandalwood bow: "a gentleman's lover is also virtuous, and a fine man's lover is also tolerant."

Chinese PinYin : ài rén yǐ dé