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Open the tool →黜邪崇正 (chù xié chóng zhèng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to dismiss or reject what is evil or corrupt and to uphold or advocate what is righteous and just; to stamp out evil and promote good”.
黜邪崇正 is pronounced chù xié chóng zhèng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 黜邪崇正 means “Expel evil, uphold righteousness”. It is used to mean “to dismiss or reject what is evil or corrupt and to uphold or advocate what is righteous and just; to stamp out evil and promote good”.
斥退奸邪,崇尚正直。