法不徇情 — “The law does not bend to personal feelings”
法不徇情 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Justice is impartial and not swayed by personal feelings or connections, upholding fairness in the application of rules”. Literally, “The law does not bend to personal feelings”.
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- fǎ法bù不chuán传liù六ěr耳strictly confidential, only between two people
- fǎ法bù不zé责zhòng众the law does not punish the masses
- fǎ法bù不ē阿guì贵The law is impartial to all
- fǎ法chū出yī一mén门rules from a single source
- fǎ法chū出duō多mén门Laws from many sources
- fǎ法lì力wú无biān边boundless magical power
- fǎ法wài外shī施rén仁show mercy beyond the law
- fǎ法wài外shī施ēn恩show mercy beyond the law
- fǎ法jiā家bì拂shì士Loyal, virtuous, and sagacious counselors
- fǎ法chéng成lìng令xiū修laws and regulations are complete and perfected
- fǎ法wú无èr二mén门Laws must be consistent and uniformly applied
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What does 法不徇情 mean?
法不徇情 (fǎ bù xùn qíng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Justice is impartial and not swayed by personal feelings or connections, upholding fairness in the application of rules”.
How do you pronounce 法不徇情?
法不徇情 is pronounced fǎ bù xùn qíng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 法不徇情 literally mean?
Literally, 法不徇情 means “the law does not bend to personal feelings”. It is used to mean “Justice is impartial and not swayed by personal feelings or connections, upholding fairness in the application of rules”.
What is the Chinese definition of 法不徇情?
法：法律；徇：偏私；情：人情，私情。法律不徇私情。指执法公正，不讲私人感情。