benefit other people as well as oneself1 . benefit other people as well as oneself(jì rén lì wù)

benefit other people as well as oneself1 . benefit other people as well as oneself

Helping others and benefiting things is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ì R é NL ì w ù, which means to help others and benefit the world. From: Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty, the story of the great father's wish to the Duke.

Idiom explanation

[idiom]: helping others and benefiting things [Pinyin]: J ì R é NL ì w ù [explanation]: helping others and benefiting the world.

Idioms and allusions

[source]: Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty wrote in his "the great father's memorial to the Duke of Wai" that "when he was old and sick, he often made it with porridge and medicine every clear day, and then came back after eating all over the place. It's normal for him to do many other things to help others, although he did his best to save money." "It's not my business to help people and things. It's the Duke of Zhou and the sage of Confucius." Liang Qichao's the bystander

Discrimination of words

Phonetic code: jrlw usage: used as predicate and attribute; used in written language

Chinese PinYin : jì rén lì wù