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Open the tool →真人不露相 (zhēn rén bù lòu xiàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a truly capable or enlightened person often keeps a low profile and does not ostentatiously display their abilities or identity; true masters don't reveal their true nature”.
真人不露相 is pronounced zhēn rén bù lòu xiàng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 真人不露相 means “True person does not reveal appearance”. It is used to mean “a truly capable or enlightened person often keeps a low profile and does not ostentatiously display their abilities or identity; true masters don't reveal their true nature”.
指得道的人不以形相现于人前。借喻不在人前露脸或暴露身分。