








井渫不食 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to maintain one's purity and integrity but remain unacknowledged or unused, similar to a clean well that is not drunk from; to uphold high moral standards while being overlooked”. Literally, “A well cleaned but not drunk from”.

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Open the tool →井渫不食 (jǐng xiè bù shí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to maintain one's purity and integrity but remain unacknowledged or unused, similar to a clean well that is not drunk from; to uphold high moral standards while being overlooked”.
井渫不食 is pronounced jǐng xiè bù shí in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 井渫不食 means “a well cleaned but not drunk from”. It is used to mean “to maintain one's purity and integrity but remain unacknowledged or unused, similar to a clean well that is not drunk from; to uphold high moral standards while being overlooked”.
指井虽浚治,洁净清澈,但不被饮用。比喻洁身自持,而不为人所知。