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Open the tool →来者不善,善者不来 (lái zhě bù shàn , shàn zhě bù lái) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “those who come are ill-intentioned”.
来者不善,善者不来 is pronounced lái zhě bù shàn , shàn zhě bù lái in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 来者不善,善者不来 means “the comers are not benevolent, and the benevolent do not come”. It is used to mean “those who come are ill-intentioned”.
来的不怀善意,有善意的不会来。