至信辟金 — “Utmost sincerity requires no material pledges or tokens of trust”
至信辟金 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Utmost sincerity requires no material pledges or tokens of trust”. Literally, “Utmost sincerity dismisses gold (as a pledge)”.
至信辟金 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 至信辟金 mean?
至信辟金 (zhì xìn pì jīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Utmost sincerity requires no material pledges or tokens of trust”.
How do you pronounce 至信辟金?
至信辟金 is pronounced zhì xìn pì jīn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 至信辟金 literally mean?
Literally, 至信辟金 means “Utmost sincerity dismisses gold (as a pledge)”. It is used to mean “Utmost sincerity requires no material pledges or tokens of trust”.
What is the Chinese definition of 至信辟金?
至信：最信实，最真诚；辟：排除；金：古人用作信物的金玉之类。指最大的诚信无需借用金玉之类的信物