Bow to a gentleman(jū gōng jūn zǐ)
Bow to a gentleman
Bow to gentleman, a Chinese idiom, pronounced J ū g ō NGJ ū NZ ǐ, means to respect people who do their duty. It comes from the biography of Han Changru in historical records.
Idiom explanation
A person who is respectful and conscientious.
The origin of Idioms
"On the biographies of Han Changru in historical records:" Hu Sui's internal integrity and practice of self-discipline are the same as those of a gentleman. "
Chinese PinYin : jū gōng jūn zǐ
Bow to a gentleman
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condemn both in speech and in writing
condemn both in speech and in writing. kǒu zhū bǐ fá
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to sympathize with one's kind
to sympathize with one's kind. zhī fén huì tàn
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praiseworthy for one's excellent conduct
praiseworthy for one's excellent conduct. nán néng kě guì
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not bother to ask questions or listen to what 's said
not bother to ask questions or listen to what 's said. bù wén bù wèn
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The celebration of filling one's bowels
The celebration of filling one's bowels. chōng lǚ zhī qìng
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military and political leaders
military and political leaders. wáng hóu jiàng xiàng
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