impartial and honest(gōng zhèng lián jié)

impartial and honest

Integrity, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ō ngzh è ngli á NJI é, which means to be honest in performing official duties and not for personal gain. Xiaoting miscellaneous records: history of Jin and Yuan Dynasties.

The origin of Idioms

In the miscellaneous records of Xiaoting · the history of Jin and Yuan Dynasties written by Zhao Yao in Qing Dynasty, "impeach him for his greed for cool money, and then say that he is fair and honest, cherishes famous utensils, and values scholar's integrity."

Analysis of Idioms

Honest and clean

Idiom usage

He asked himself to be an official all his life. be fair and honest, be honest and serve the public, have a clean government and a harmonious people, have a good command of the government and a harmonious people, have a harmonious relationship with the world's scholars and countries.

Chinese PinYin : gōng zhèng lián jié