







路无拾遗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a society with such high moral standards and public integrity that people do not pick up lost items found on the road, instead leaving them for their owner or turning them in”. Literally, “Roads without picking up lost items”.

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路无拾遗 is pronounced lù wú shí yí in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 路无拾遗 means “Roads without picking up lost items”. It is used to mean “describes a society with such high moral standards and public integrity that people do not pick up lost items found on the road, instead leaving them for their owner or turning them in”.
指东西掉在路上,人们不会捡起据为己有。形容社会风尚好。