Lack of talent and virtue
It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C á ISH ū D é B ó, which means lack of talent and moral integrity. It is often used as a word of self modesty. It comes from Dong Li appreciating chrysanthemums by Wu Mingshi of Yuan Dynasty.
[explanation]: talent and knowledge are sparse and shallow, but morality is not high. It is often used as a word of self modesty. [source]: the third fold of Yuan Wumingshi's Dongli appreciating chrysanthemums: "I'm not good at learning, but I dare to work my adult down. It's really brilliant." [usage]: used as predicate and attribute; used in self modesty
Chinese PinYin : cái shū dé bó
Lack of talent and virtue
He who does not know is not guilty. bù zhī zhě bù zuì
serve parents while living and give proper burial after death. yǎng shēng sòng sǐ