We will not let go of our debt(ēn bù fàng zhai)

We will not let go of our debt

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin means ē Nb ù f à ngzhang, which means to avoid resentment caused by money exchange. It's from Ren Zi Ji by Zheng Tingyu of Yuan Dynasty.

It is not suitable to lend money to relatives. It means to avoid resentment caused by money exchange. Yeah, family. source: the second fold of Zheng Tingyu's renziji in Yuan Dynasty: "he is willing to return us It's a debt of gratitude. " example: the second fold of Zheng Tingyu's "the story of enduring words" in Yuan Dynasty: "he is willing to return us It's a debt of gratitude. "

Chinese PinYin : ēn bù fàng zhai