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路无拾遗
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路无拾遗

路无拾遗 — “Roads without picking up lost items”

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 Pronunciation and Pinyin

路无拾遗 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
路
lù13road, path, way, route
无
wú4without, not having
拾
shí9pick up, collect, or ten
遗
yí12to leave behind or lose

Example Sentence with 路无拾遗

在那个小镇上,人们生活朴实,邻里和睦,真正做到了路无拾遗,夜不闭户。
In that small town, people live simple lives, neighbors are harmonious, truly achieving a state where lost items are not picked up and doors are not locked at night.

Idioms Related to 路无拾遗

Synonyms of 路无拾遗

  • lù路bù不shí拾yí遗no one picks up lost articles on the road

More idioms starting with 路

  • lù路rén人jiē皆zhī知known to all
  • lù路sǒu叟zhī之yōu忧hardships and worries of common people
  • lù路duàn断rén人xī稀desolate roads, scarce people
  • lù路liǔ柳qiáng墙huā花prostitutes or women of pleasure
  • lù路jué绝rén人xī稀remote and sparsely populated
  • lù路jiàn见bù不píng平intervene when seeing an injustice
  • lù路jiàn见bù不píng平,,bá拔dāo刀xiāng相zhù助help those being wronged
  • lù路jiàn见bù不píng平,,bá拔dāo刀xiāng相jiù救champion the cause of the weak
  • lù路jiàn见bù不píng平,,bá拔jiàn剑xiāng相wèi为champion justice and help the wronged
  • lù路jiàn见bù不píng平,,bá拔jiàn剑xiāng相zhù助Right wrongs and aid the oppressed
  • lù路yuǎn远tiáo迢tiáo迢a long and distant journey

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Questions about 路无拾遗

What does 路无拾遗 mean?

路无拾遗 (lù wú shí yí) 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”.

How do you pronounce 路无拾遗?

路无拾遗 is pronounced lù wú shí yí in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 路无拾遗 literally mean?

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”.

What is the Chinese definition of 路无拾遗?

指东西掉在路上,人们不会捡起据为己有。形容社会风尚好。

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