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Open the tool →抱令守律 (bào lìng shǒu lǜ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rigidly adhere to rules and regulations without knowing how to adapt or be flexible; to be inflexible in upholding laws”.
抱令守律 is pronounced bào lìng shǒu lǜ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 抱令守律 means “Cling to orders, abide by laws”. It is used to mean “to rigidly adhere to rules and regulations without knowing how to adapt or be flexible; to be inflexible in upholding laws”.
死守着律令,不知变通。