







佩韦自缓 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wear a leather belt as a constant reminder to be vigilant against one's own shortcomings and mistakes, striving for self-correction and continuous improvement”. Literally, “Wear leather for self-restraint; Wear a leather belt to temper oneself”.

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Open the tool →佩韦自缓 (pèi wéi zì huǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wear a leather belt as a constant reminder to be vigilant against one's own shortcomings and mistakes, striving for self-correction and continuous improvement”.
佩韦自缓 is pronounced pèi wéi zì huǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 佩韦自缓 means “Wear leather for self-restraint; Wear a leather belt to temper oneself”. It is used to mean “to wear a leather belt as a constant reminder to be vigilant against one's own shortcomings and mistakes, striving for self-correction and continuous improvement”.
韦:皮带。身佩熟牛皮以提醒自己要像熟牛皮那样软韧。比喻警惕自己的缺点、错误,避免重新出现