门不夜关 — “Doors are not locked at night”
门不夜关 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Doors are not locked at night”. Describes a peaceful and secure society with excellent public order and good social conduct. Literally, “Doors are not locked at night”.
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门不夜关 Pronunciation and Pinyin
门不夜关 Character Breakdown
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在这个小镇，邻里和睦，治安良好，真正做到了门不夜关
In this small town, neighbors are harmonious, public security is good, truly achieving a state where doors are not locked at night.
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Open the tool →Questions about 门不夜关
What does 门不夜关 mean?
门不夜关 (mén bù yè guān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Doors are not locked at night”.
How do you pronounce 门不夜关?
门不夜关 is pronounced mén bù yè guān in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 门不夜关 literally mean?
Literally, 门不夜关 means “Doors are not locked at night”. It is used to mean “Doors are not locked at night”.
What is the Chinese definition of 门不夜关?
形容社会安宁，风气良好。