







全受全归 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to preserve one's body and integrity throughout life”. Maintaining moral purity and self-respect, as if returning oneself to one's parents in the same unblemished state as received. Literally, “Fully received, fully returned”.

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Open the tool →全受全归 (quán shòu quán guī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to preserve one's body and integrity throughout life”.
全受全归 is pronounced quán shòu quán guī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 全受全归 means “Fully received, fully returned”. It is used to mean “to preserve one's body and integrity throughout life”.
封建礼教认为人的身体来自父母,应当终身洁身自爱,以没有受过污辱损害的身体回到父母生我时那样。