纯正无邪 — “Pure and innocent”
纯正无邪 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “pure and innocent”. Guileless. Literally, “pure and without evil”.
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纯正无邪 Pronunciation and Pinyin
纯正无邪 Character Breakdown
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她的笑容纯正无邪，让人感觉温暖而宁静。
Her smile was pure and innocent, making people feel warm and peaceful.
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What does 纯正无邪 mean?
纯正无邪 (chún zhèng wú xié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “pure and innocent”.
How do you pronounce 纯正无邪?
纯正无邪 is pronounced chún zhèng wú xié in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 纯正无邪 literally mean?
Literally, 纯正无邪 means “pure and without evil”. It is used to mean “pure and innocent”.
What is the Chinese definition of 纯正无邪?
邪：不正当。纯洁真挚，没有一点邪念。