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Open the tool →尸鸠之仁 (shī jiū zhī rén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Impartial benevolence”.
尸鸠之仁 is pronounced shī jiū zhī rén in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 尸鸠之仁 means “Benevolence of the cuckoo bird”. It is used to mean “Impartial benevolence”.
尸鸠:布谷鸟;仁:仁爱。布谷鸟哺育群雏能平均如一。比喻君主能公平对待臣民的仁爱