







礼为情貌 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's manners”. Etiquette, and outward demeanor are a reflection of their inner feelings and intentions. It suggests that external behavior manifests one's internal state. Literally, “Courtesy is the manifestation of emotion/feeling”.

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Open the tool →礼为情貌 (lǐ wéi qíng mào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's manners”.
礼为情貌 is pronounced lǐ wéi qíng mào in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 礼为情貌 means “Courtesy is the manifestation of emotion/feeling”. It is used to mean “One's manners”.
意谓一个人的礼仪容止为内心的显现。情,情意;貌,容仪。貌和情互为表里。