Idioms describing good quality

Honest, highly respected, aboveboard, upright, and self-sacrificing.

First, the money is not lost.

Vernacular interpretation: Don't hide the money and property you found (keep it for yourself)

Dynasty: Qing dynasty

Author: Lvyuan Li

Source: "Qi Lu Deng": "Demolition of family name; It also shows that it is not awkward to collect money. "

Translation: tear down the family name; He also said that the money and property he found were not hidden.

Second, respect.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: noble character and high prestige.

Dynasty: Jin

Author: Tang Fang Ling Xuan

Source: Biography of Sima Yuan in the Book of Jin: "Speaking of Ji Delong's hope; Both internal and external groups should be respected. "

I call myself a nobleman and have a high reputation. Officials at home and abroad respect me very much.

Third, aboveboard.

Vernacular explanation: description is unselfish and frank.

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Zhu

Source: Zhuzi School: "For example, people; It is a good person to be aboveboard. "

People, for example, are good people without selfishness and with an open mind.

Fourth, the wind is high and the clouds are light.

Vernacular interpretation: describe a person with high moral character and loyal moral integrity.

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Hu Zai

Source: "The Story of Tiaoxi Fishing Hidden in Conghua": "I said that Yuan Ming is high and the wind is strong; Solid when four Hao; I still admire it; In particular, there is still a heart for those who are good and virtuous. "

I think Tao Yuanming's moral integrity is worthy of being kind and noble, and I still admire them so much, especially longing for the situation that they like talents and advocate friendship.

Five, self-sacrifice.

Interpretation of vernacular: sacrificing one's own interests for others.

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Confucius

Source: "The Analects of Confucius Advanced" Zhu Note: "There is no self-sacrifice at first."

Give up your point of view and follow the crowd.