Remove the blemish
As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is x ǐ g ò UN ì Xi á, which means to cover the spots when washing the dirt of jade; it means to forgive people. It's from the thirty third chapter of the book with Zai Zhizi.
The origin of Idioms
The thirty third part of the thirty third part of Zhu Xi's "with zaizizizi" in the Song Dynasty: "therefore, the beauty of shangzhao Shengming, Fu laonianjiu, wash away the blemishes, make the decadent and abandoned people have the title of retirement, get rid of the land of disunity, and less comfort their origin."
Chinese PinYin : xǐ gòu nì xiá
Remove the blemish
well armed with armour and weapons. pī jiān zhí ruì