high-minded and unsociable figures(yī jiè zhī shì)

high-minded and unsociable figures

Yi Jie Zhi Shi is a Chinese idiom, meaning y ī Ji è zh ī sh ì, which means loyal and upright people.

explain

A humble scholar. A person of integrity.

source

Zhao Ye of the Han Dynasty wrote in the spring and Autumn Annals of Wu and Yue, the biography of Gou Jian as a minister: "the king of Wu and Yue is a man of one section, and Fan Li is a man of one section."

Examples of Idioms

Since the rise of the army in Hunan Province, a man of the first rank has fallen into the shoes of an officer. Wang Kaiyun, Qing Dynasty

usage

A person who is loyal and upright

Chinese PinYin : yī jiè zhī shì