Be stubborn and cowardly(lián wán lì nuò)

Be stubborn and cowardly

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin means Li á NW á NL ì Nu, which means that noble moral integrity can inspire people. From Mencius, wanzhangxia.

Analysis of Idioms

Incorruptible and cowardly

Idiom usage

Mr. Yang Wenjing's disciples also established a great dynasty, which was enough to be honest and indomitable, so Wengong was called "tough and benevolent". Song Lian, Ming Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

According to Mencius wanzhangxia, "those who have heard of Boyi's style are stubborn and honest, and cowards are determined."

Chinese PinYin : lián wán lì nuò