杖莫如信 — “There is nothing more reliable or dependable than being trustworthy”
杖莫如信 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “There is nothing more reliable or dependable than being trustworthy”. Trustworthiness is the most reliable support. Literally, “No staff better than trust”.
杖莫如信 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 杖莫如信 mean?
杖莫如信 (zhàng mò rú xìn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “There is nothing more reliable or dependable than being trustworthy”.
How do you pronounce 杖莫如信?
杖莫如信 is pronounced zhàng mò rú xìn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 杖莫如信 literally mean?
Literally, 杖莫如信 means “no staff better than trust”. It is used to mean “There is nothing more reliable or dependable than being trustworthy”.
What is the Chinese definition of 杖莫如信?
杖：通“仗”，凭借。可仗恃的莫过于守信用