[Interpretation]

Serve the public wholeheartedly; No selfishness. It also means dealing with things fairly and correctly; Take no sides.

[out]

"Han Jia Yi Biography": "A certain minister; Lord and forget the body; Forget the country and forget the home; Public and forget private. " Qing Gong Zizhen's Collection of Ding Gong 'an's Private Affairs: "The unselfish today; Yang; The sage of ink? "

[near meaning]

Sacrifice one's own interests for the public.

impartial and incorruptible

[antonym]

Use public office for personal gain

selfish

Be troubled by the desire to get.

forget all moral principles at the sight of profit

[usage]

Praise people's excellent qualities and do things fairly. Generally used as object, attribute and adverbial.