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箕山之操 — “The conduct of Mount Ji”

箕山之操 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to praise someone who chooses to live as a recluse and refuses to serve in officialdom, especially during times of turmoil, demonstrating integrity and a preference for a simple life over worldly power. It implies a noble refusal to compromise one's principles”. Literally, “The conduct of Mount Ji”.

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箕山之操 Pronunciation and Pinyin

箕山之操 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
箕
jī14winnowing basket or dustpan
山
shān3mountain or hill
之
zhī4possessive or connective particle
操
cāo16hold, operate, manage, conduct

Example Sentence with 箕山之操

他淡泊名利,始终保持着箕山之操,宁愿隐居山林,也不愿涉足世俗纷争。
He was indifferent to fame and fortune, always maintaining the conduct of Mount Ji, preferring to live in seclusion in the mountains rather than getting involved in worldly disputes.

Idioms Related to 箕山之操

Synonyms of 箕山之操

  • jī箕shān山zhī之zhì志noble desire for reclusive life
  • jī箕shān山zhī之jié节Uphold integrity by withdrawing from corrupt life

More idioms starting with 箕

  • jī箕shān山zhī之fēng风noble demeanor of a recluse
  • jī箕shān山guà挂piáo瓢live as a hermit, declining official appointments
  • jī箕zhǒu帚zhī之shǐ使my humble wife
  • jī箕yǐn引qiú裘suí随inherit and continue a family legacy
  • jī箕qiú裘táng堂gòu构inherit father's legacy
  • jī箕qiú裘xiāng相jì继Follow in father's footsteps
  • jī箕fēng风bì毕yǔ雨attentive to people's feelings and needs

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What does 箕山之操 mean?

箕山之操 (jī shān zhī cāo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to praise someone who chooses to live as a recluse and refuses to serve in officialdom, especially during times of turmoil, demonstrating integrity and a preference for a simple life over worldly power. It implies a noble refusal to compromise one's principles”.

How do you pronounce 箕山之操?

箕山之操 is pronounced jī shān zhī cāo in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 箕山之操 literally mean?

Literally, 箕山之操 means “the conduct of Mount Ji”. It is used to mean “to praise someone who chooses to live as a recluse and refuses to serve in officialdom, especially during times of turmoil, demonstrating integrity and a preference for a simple life over worldly power. It implies a noble refusal to compromise one's principles”.

What is the Chinese definition of 箕山之操?

旧时用以称誉不愿在乱世做官的人。同“箕山之节”。

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