至仁忘仁 — “When benevolence reaches its utmost”
至仁忘仁 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “When benevolence reaches its utmost”. It is no longer consciously perceived as benevolence, suggesting that something pushed to its extreme can become so natural or pervasive that it is overlooked or taken for granted. Literally, “Utmost benevolence forgets benevolence”.
至仁忘仁 Pronunciation and Pinyin
至仁忘仁 Character Breakdown
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Idioms Related to 至仁忘仁
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- zhì至yú于cǐ此jí极to reach the utmost extreme
- zhì至jiāo交qì契yǒu友bosom friends
- zhì至qīn亲hǎo好yǒu友closest relatives and dearest friends
- zhì至qīn亲gǔ骨ròu肉closest blood relatives
- zhì至rén人wú无jǐ己The ultimate person is selfless
- zhì至rén人wú无mèng梦A perfected person has no dreams
- zhì至rén人yí遗wù物A sage disregards material possessions
- zhì至rén仁wú无qīn亲Utmost benevolence knows no partiality
- zhì至xìn信pì辟jīn金Utmost sincerity needs no pledges
- zhì至gōng公wú无wǒ我Utmost impartiality and selflessness
- zhì至gōng公wú无sī私extremely just and utterly selfless
- zhì至guān关zhòng重yào要of vital importance
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What does 至仁忘仁 mean?
至仁忘仁 (zhì rén wàng rén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “When benevolence reaches its utmost”.
How do you pronounce 至仁忘仁?
至仁忘仁 is pronounced zhì rén wàng rén in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 至仁忘仁 literally mean?
Literally, 至仁忘仁 means “Utmost benevolence forgets benevolence”. It is used to mean “When benevolence reaches its utmost”.
What is the Chinese definition of 至仁忘仁?
至仁：最大的仁德。指仁到了极点反而忘掉了仁。比喻事物到达顶点容易被忽略掉