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Open the tool →濯缨沧浪 (zhuó yīng cāng làng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to live a life of noble integrity, detached from worldly corruption”.
濯缨沧浪 is pronounced zhuó yīng cāng làng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 濯缨沧浪 means “wash hat strings in the Canglang River”. It is used to mean “to live a life of noble integrity, detached from worldly corruption”.
濯:洗涤;缨:帽带。在清水中洗涤冠缨。比喻超脱尘俗,操守高洁