涂不拾遗 — “A society where lost articles are not picked up by others”
涂不拾遗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a society where lost articles are not picked up by others”. Describing a good social atmosphere and high moral standards. Literally, “Lost articles on the road are not picked up”.
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- tú涂gē歌lǐ里biàn抃people singing and clapping in joy
- tú涂tàn炭shēng生mín民Plunge people into great misery
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What does 涂不拾遗 mean?
涂不拾遗 (tú bù shí yí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a society where lost articles are not picked up by others”.
How do you pronounce 涂不拾遗?
涂不拾遗 is pronounced tú bù shí yí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 涂不拾遗 literally mean?
Literally, 涂不拾遗 means “Lost articles on the road are not picked up”. It is used to mean “a society where lost articles are not picked up by others”.
What is the Chinese definition of 涂不拾遗?
涂：通“途”，道路。路上有失物，无人拾取。形容社会风气好