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Open the tool →行不由径 (xíng bù yóu jìng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to always act honestly and uprightly, never resorting to dishonest or unethical means; to maintain integrity in one's conduct”.
行不由径 is pronounced xíng bù yóu jìng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 行不由径 means “not walk by crooked paths”. It is used to mean “to always act honestly and uprightly, never resorting to dishonest or unethical means; to maintain integrity in one's conduct”.
径:小路,引伸为邪路。从来不走邪路。比喻行动正大光明。