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Open the tool →垂绅正笏 (chuí shēn zhèng hù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wear one's sash low and hold one's ceremonial tablet upright”.
垂绅正笏 is pronounced chuí shēn zhèng hù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 垂绅正笏 means “Drooping sash, upright ceremonial tablet”. It is used to mean “to wear one's sash low and hold one's ceremonial tablet upright”.
绅:古代士大夫的衣带;笏:朝笏。垂下衣带的末端,恭敬地拿着朝笏。形容大臣庄重严肃的样子