劝善黜恶 — “To encourage good deeds and punish evil actions”
劝善黜恶 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to encourage good deeds and punish evil actions”. To promote virtue and deter vice. Literally, “Encourage virtue, deter wickedness”.
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劝善黜恶 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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社会需要一套健全的制度来劝善黜恶，维护公平正义。
Society needs a sound system to encourage good deeds and punish evil actions, thus maintaining fairness and justice.
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What does 劝善黜恶 mean?
劝善黜恶 (quàn shàn chù è) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to encourage good deeds and punish evil actions”.
How do you pronounce 劝善黜恶?
劝善黜恶 is pronounced quàn shàn chù è in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 劝善黜恶 literally mean?
Literally, 劝善黜恶 means “Encourage virtue, deter wickedness”. It is used to mean “to encourage good deeds and punish evil actions”.
What is the Chinese definition of 劝善黜恶?
惩罚坏人，奖励好人。同“劝善惩恶”。