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Open the tool →束修自好 (shù xiū zì hǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to maintain one's moral integrity and uprightness, refusing to associate with corrupt people or engage in wrongdoing; to be self-disciplined and uphold one's ethical standards”.
束修自好 is pronounced shù xiū zì hǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 束修自好 means “Discipline oneself and cherish one's good name”. It is used to mean “to maintain one's moral integrity and uprightness, refusing to associate with corrupt people or engage in wrongdoing; to be self-disciplined and uphold one's ethical standards”.
犹言束身自修。指约束自己,不与坏人坏事同流合污。