ready to do boldly what is righteous(xiá gān yì dǎn)
ready to do boldly what is righteous
Chivalrous liver and righteous courage, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Xi á g ā NY ì D ǎ n, which means the liver of a chivalrous man and the courage of a righteous man. It describes the heart and action of being brave for a just cause, fighting against the strong and supporting the weak, and fighting against injustice. It comes from the postscript of Pu Liu's family.
The origin of Idioms
Postscript to Pu Liu's family: "the whole family was angry and frightened at first, and then moved by Zhao Lu Ming's chivalrous spirit and enthusiasm."
Idiom usage
To be brave for a just cause.
Chinese PinYin : xiá gān yì dǎn
ready to do boldly what is righteous
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