the corrupt became honest and the drifters filled with ambition(wán lián nuò lì)

the corrupt became honest and the drifters filled with ambition

Indomitable, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w á NLI á NNU ò L ì, which means that the greedy can be honest, so that the weak can be independent. It is used to describe noble things or behaviors that have strong influence on people. It comes from Mencius Wan Zhang Xia by Zou mengke of Warring States period.

The origin of Idioms

Mencius wanzhang Xia, written by Zou mengke in the Warring States period, said: "those who have heard of Boyi's style are stubborn and honest, and cowards are determined."

Analysis of Idioms

Jinyi stubborn stone nodded

Idiom usage

Education, etc

Examples

Tian Lanfang of the Qing Dynasty wrote the epitaph of Yuan Gong (yuan Keli's grandson), a student of the Imperial College of the Qing Dynasty who believed in an temple: "if you are not literate, you can expose his life. After thousands of generations, an Wangfu will be humble, generous, honest and cowardly." At the same time, the heroic deeds of these martyrs have encouraged our morale and morale. Guo Moruo's Yu Shu Ji: Anti Japanese War and consciousness.

Chinese PinYin : wán lián nuò lì