dignified and imposing(táng táng zhèng zhèng)

dignified and imposing

It's a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t á NGT á ngzh è ngzh è ng, which means to describe strong and strict. Open and aboveboard. It's from Sun Tzu's military struggle.

The origin of Idioms

Sun Tzu's art of War: Military Struggle: "if you don't invite the banner of justice, don't attack the grand Chen. This is the way to deal with change."

Idiom usage

It's aboveboard. Just as the jealous woman destroys others, he has some truth to say, but he knows that his family is broken by him. The eleventh chapter of Liu e's Lao Can's travels in Qing Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : táng táng zhèng zhèng