Shi renbude(shī rén bù dé)

Shi renbude

Shi renbude, an idiom, is interpreted as doing good deeds and giving kindness to others. It comes from Yuan anonymous's watching money slave.

explain

It refers to the practice of benevolence and righteousness, the giving of kindness, and more good deeds.

source

In Yuan Dynasty, Wu Mingshi's "looking at the money slave" wedge: "then I, the great ancestor of this family, accumulate, he is very benevolent, but also want to win a filial son and a good wife."

example

The second discount of Ming Dynasty's Wu Mingshi's the rise and fall of the rich and the poor: "it's not convenient to do anything. There are people who are willing to help others to get rich and have good intentions synonym: schnbuter

Chinese PinYin : shī rén bù dé