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Open the tool →德容言功 (dé róng yán gōng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the four virtues traditionally expected of women in ancient China: morality, proper demeanor, appropriate speech, and domestic skills”.
德容言功 is pronounced dé róng yán gōng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 德容言功 means “Virtue, appearance, speech, skill”. It is used to mean “the four virtues traditionally expected of women in ancient China: morality, proper demeanor, appropriate speech, and domestic skills”.
封建礼教要求妇女应具备的品德。