noble and unsullied(huì xīn wán zhì)

kindhearted and high-minded

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Hu ì x ī NL á nzh ì, which means the heart like grass and the essence like orchid. It refers to a woman's pure heart and elegant personality. From Wang Zian Ji Qixi Fu

Idiom explanation

Hui and LAN: they are all vanilla names. The heart of Cymbidium, the essence of orchid. It refers to a woman's pure heart and elegant personality.

The origin of Idioms

In Tang Dynasty, Wang Bo's Qixi Fu, a collection of Wang zi'an, said: "the golden sound and jade rhyme, the heart of Cymbidium."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: huixinwanzhi, lanxinhuixing, Lanzi Huizhi

Chinese PinYin : huì xīn wán zhì