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Open the tool →面折廷诤 (miàn shé tíng zhèng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to openly and boldly criticize or remonstrate with someone, especially in public or a formal setting, for the sake of truth or what is right; to speak frankly and offer candid advice”.
面折廷诤 is pronounced miàn shé tíng zhèng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 面折廷诤 means “face-to-face rebuke and court remonstration”. It is used to mean “to openly and boldly criticize or remonstrate with someone, especially in public or a formal setting, for the sake of truth or what is right; to speak frankly and offer candid advice”.
指直言敢谏。同“面折廷争”。