







至仁无亲 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person of supreme benevolence or virtue treats all equally and impartially, without favoritism or discrimination based on personal relationships”. Literally, “Utmost benevolence knows no partiality”.

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Open the tool →至仁无亲 (zhì rén wú qīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person of supreme benevolence or virtue treats all equally and impartially, without favoritism or discrimination based on personal relationships”.
至仁无亲 is pronounced zhì rén wú qīn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 至仁无亲 means “Utmost benevolence knows no partiality”. It is used to mean “a person of supreme benevolence or virtue treats all equally and impartially, without favoritism or discrimination based on personal relationships”.
道德高尚仁慈的人对待万物一视同仁,无亲疏之别