篱牢犬不入 — “If one's integrity and moral boundaries are firm”
篱牢犬不入 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “If one's integrity and moral boundaries are firm”. Bad influences or temptations cannot penetrate and corrupt them. It means to maintain one's upright character to ward off evil. Literally, “If the fence is secure, the dog will not enter”.
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What does 篱牢犬不入 mean?
篱牢犬不入 (lí láo quǎn bù rù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “If one's integrity and moral boundaries are firm”.
How do you pronounce 篱牢犬不入?
篱牢犬不入 is pronounced lí láo quǎn bù rù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 篱牢犬不入 literally mean?
Literally, 篱牢犬不入 means “If the fence is secure, the dog will not enter”. It is used to mean “If one's integrity and moral boundaries are firm”.
What is the Chinese definition of 篱牢犬不入?
篱笆编得结实，狗就钻不进来。比喻自己品行端正，坏人就无法勾引。