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Open the tool →笃近举远 (dǔ jìn jǔ yuǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to treat all people fairly and impartially”.
笃近举远 is pronounced dǔ jìn jǔ yuǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 笃近举远 means “Be earnest to the near, promote the distant”. It is used to mean “to treat all people fairly and impartially”.
笃:忠实,厚道;举:举荐,选拔。对关系近的厚道,对关系远的举荐,指同等待人。