Taige Shengfeng(tái gé shēng fēng)

Taige Shengfeng

Taige Shengfeng is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is t á Ig é sh ē NGF ē ng, which means the serious atmosphere of officials in Taige. It means that the official style is clean and honest. It comes from the biography of Fu Xuan in the book of Jin.

Idiom usage

The official style is right

The origin of Idioms

In the book of Jin, the biography of Fu Xuan: "every time there is impeachment, or when it's getting late, holding the white bamboo slips and the whole hairpin belt, you can't sleep and wait for the day.". So you'll be awed by your visit, and there will be a wind in the Taige. "

Chinese PinYin : tái gé shēng fēng