Keep watch for the disabled(shǒu què bào cán)

Keep watch for the disabled

Shouque baocan, a Chinese idiom, is sh ǒ uqu è B à OC á n in pinyin, which refers to the old-fashioned mud, not thinking about change. It's the same as "defending the weak and embracing the disabled". It comes from Han Qiong's writing Xu Jiang'an's poems.

The origin of Idioms

Deng Pu's poem "Han Qiong asked Guo Bingjia to write Xu Jiang'an's poems by hand" said: "it's not a good thing to guard the Que and embrace the disabled. The quintessence of China is too far away."

Idiom usage

It is used as predicate, object and adverbial to describe a person who is conservative

Chinese PinYin : shǒu què bào cán