Bao Yuanlu De: Yuan: Good. Refers to having good intentions and behaving with noble moral character. It is an ancient flattery to the emperor.

Hold the treasure: hold it in your arms. It is a metaphor for people with good moral character and talents.

Holding Yu and holding Jin: Yu and Jin: beautiful jade. It is a metaphor for having pure and noble moral character.

Curling autumn water: a metaphor for pure heart and noble moral character.

Bingbo Qiuyue: a metaphor for a person’s moral integrity.

Different customs: Popular customs: popular customs. Different from worldly habits. Describes high moral character.

Unworthy descendants: unworthy: dissimilar, unworthy. Refers to the descendants or juniors who have poor moral character, have no future, and cannot inherit the legacy of their ancestors.

Have both talent and virtue: talent: talent. De: moral character. Prepare: have. Both talent and character are present.

Talent is high and the behavior is thick: thick: not frivolous, but cautious. Refers to high ability and good moral character.

Extraordinary: beyond contemporary times, different from the ordinary. Describes a person's thoughts, moral character, words and deeds, etc., which are extremely high and rare in the world.

Chaoyang Mingfeng: a metaphor for a person with outstanding moral character, integrity and courage to remonstrate.

Wei Dedu Gong: Wen: measure; Du: estimate. The person who is appointed must take into account both his character and his merits.

Beyond its kind, stand out from its kind: go out: surpass; kind: the same kind; pull out: exceed; Cui: the appearance of overgrown grass, which is extended to the gathering of the same kind. Refers to a person's moral ability that is superior to that of similar people.

Export to the ear: Refers to the character and ability that are above those of the same kind.

Excellent: outstanding; category: of the same kind; Cui: originally the appearance of overgrown grass, extended to aggregation. Above and beyond its kind. Mostly refers to a person's moral ability.

Out of the group: out of the group; out of the category: of the same kind; out of the group: beyond. Refers to a person's moral ability that is superior to that of similar people.

Out of class: out of class; out of class: of the same kind. Refers to a person's moral ability that is superior to that of similar people.

Cunshensuozhi: Cunshen: to maintain the spirit; Suozhi: to find the profound truth of things. It used to mean that people with high moral character pay attention to maintaining their spirits in order to explore the profound truth of things.

Great virtues will live a long life: It means that people with noble moral character will live a long life if they are appointed by heaven to benefit everyone.

Moral articles: refers to ideological and moral character and knowledge.

The virtue is thin and the hope is shallow: thin: slight; hope: fame, prestige. Low moral character and slight reputation.

Debei Bafang: Noble moral character spreads all over the world.

Virtue is everywhere: noble moral character, spread all over the world. Virtue is not worthy of position: moral character is not commensurate with its status. Refers to having bad moral character but holding a high position.

High moral character leads to slander: high moral character leads to slander. Describing bad people as always envious and slandering people of noble character.

Low virtue and weak conduct: conduct: virtue and conduct. Refers to shallow moral character and conduct.

Both virtue and honor: virtuous and chaste and beautiful in appearance. Praise for women in the old days.

De Rong Yan Gong: The moral character that feudal ethics requires women to possess.

Morality is a model for others: high moral character can serve as a role model for others.

De Yan, Gong Rong: The moral character that feudal ethics requires women to possess.

De Yan Rong Gong: De: women's virtue, moral character. Words: words. Rong: Appearance. Gong: female red (oldly refers to the needlework done by women). Feudal ethics required women to possess the moral character.

Hone your moral character: hone your moral behavior. Describes being strict with oneself and working hard.

Hard and Lian Yu: temper: temper; Lian Yu: good moral character. Through tempering, one's character will be correct and meticulous.

Carve and polish jade. It is a metaphor for honing one's moral character and making continuous progress academically.

Dounan: Dounan: south of the Big Dipper. Refers to the world and within the sea. Refers to talents that are unique in the world. Describes unique character or talent.

Jealousy can harm Xian: Xian, Neng: a virtuous and talented person; harm: frame up. Jealous of talented people and frame wise people. Refers to the inability to tolerate people with higher talents and moral character than oneself.

Jealousy of virtuous and capable people: Resentment towards those whose moral character and talents are better than one's own. Same as "jealous of the wise and capable".

Jealousy: Jealousy, Jealousy: Jealousy because others are good. Feeling resentful towards people who are better in character and ability than themselves.

It is difficult for the square and the circle to make a circle, and people with different political paths are uneasy: Zhou: Harmony, it is difficult for the square and the circle to accommodate each other, and people with different political paths cannot live in peace. It also refers to the noble character of not collaborating with the world.

Bai Yi and Bao Hui: Yi: Boyi in the late Yin Dynasty and early Zhou Dynasty; Hui: Liu Xiahui in the Lu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. He is neither Boyi nor Liu Xiahui; he does not possess the character of these two wise men. Describes a person who is not very talented and virtuous but is very controlling.

Fu Yin Mingda: Refers to the crystal-clear color of jade, which is a metaphor for noble and pure moral character. Same as "Fu Yin Panda".

Fuyinpanda: refers to the crystal-clear color of jade, which is a metaphor for noble and pure moral character.

Jie Jie Shuai: This is an example of noble moral character and integrity.

Gaocai Dade: Gaocai: has outstanding talents; Dade: has extremely noble moral character. Describes both talent and character very well.

Gaofengweijie: Gaofeng: noble character. Noble moral character and steadfast integrity. Metaphorical morals and behavior are very noble.

High mountains to admire: high mountains: a metaphor for noble moral character. A metaphor for admiration for noble moral character. It's the same as "looking up to the high mountain".

Gaoshan Yangzhi: Gaoshan: a metaphor for noble moral character. A metaphor for admiration for noble moral character.

Gao Shizhi: Gao Shi: transcending the world; De: moral character. Have virtues beyond ordinary people. Describes a very noble virtue.

Gao He New Year: He: footprints, extended to behavior and conduct. He is of high moral character and advanced in age.

Lamb plain silk: Lamb: lamb, this refers to the skin of the lamb; plain: white. Clothes were sewn with lamb fur and plain silk was used as decoration. In the old days, scholar-bureaucrats were praised for their integrity and frugality, and their moral character was as beautiful as their appearance.

Gui Zhelan Destroy: A metaphor for the death of a person with high moral character.

Xingbi Boyi: Xing: moral character; Boyi: the eldest son of Lord Guzhu in the late Shang Dynasty. His character can be compared with that of Boyi. Describes high moral character. Xingruo Youyi: Xing: behavior; You and Yi: refer to Xu You and Boyi in the Spring and Autumn Period, honest people in ancient times. It is a metaphor for being of high moral character and being upright and honest.

Tiger is born with Wen Bing: Wen: texture; Bing: remarkable. Tigers are born with bright and colorful patterns on their fur. It is a metaphor for the quality and character that people originally possess.

Huai Jin Zhe Yu: Huai: to cherish; Zhe: to hold; Jin and Yu: beautiful jade, a metaphor for virtue. It is a metaphor for people with pure and noble moral character.