







你不仁,我不义 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “If you act unfairly or without benevolence, I will not feel obliged to act justly or ethically towards you in return; a reciprocal abandonment of moral principles”. Literally, “You are not benevolent, I am not righteous”.

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Open the tool →你不仁,我不义 (nǐ bù rén , wǒ bù yì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “If you act unfairly or without benevolence, I will not feel obliged to act justly or ethically towards you in return; a reciprocal abandonment of moral principles”.
你不仁,我不义 is pronounced nǐ bù rén , wǒ bù yì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 你不仁,我不义 means “You are not benevolent, I am not righteous”. It is used to mean “If you act unfairly or without benevolence, I will not feel obliged to act justly or ethically towards you in return; a reciprocal abandonment of moral principles”.
你不讲仁义道德,我也就不道义了