An idiom that describes the excellent ideological qualities of a character

Approachable, magnanimous, icy and clean, persevering.

The idioms that describe the good qualities of a character are as follows:

1. Ice Soul Snow Spirit: Ice and snow: as transparent as ice, white as snow. It is a metaphor for the noble and pure character of people.

2. Pine and cypress: blue. Emerald: Turquoise-green. It refers to the evergreen pines and cypresses in all seasons. It is a metaphor for a person with noble qualities and steadfastness.

3. Smart and upright: smart mind, honest and selfless behavior. The quality of the adjective person is excellent.

4. Ability and political integrity: morality: morality; Cai: Talent; Prepared: Yes. He not only has good ideological qualities, but also has the ability and ability to work.

5. Fortitude: Strong: strong; Yi: resolute; Wood: rustic; Ne: Slow speech, which refers to cautious speech. Confucius praised the four qualities of man.

6. Huixin quality: the soul is like the fragrance of grass, and the quality is like plain white. The parable is noble conduct.

7. Pure gold and jade: a metaphor for natural beauty, unadorned. It is often used to describe the quality of people, simple and kind.

8. The quality of gold and jade: quality: essence, quality. It refers to the high quality of a person.

10. The pine and cypress are known in the cold winter: the cold winter wax moon knows that the pine and cypress are evergreen. Parables can only discern a person's qualities when they are severely tested.

11. Shuzhi talent: Shu: kindness; Ying: Extraordinary. Kind qualities, extraordinary talents.

Idioms that describe the excellent quality of the characters include being virtuous and respectful, finding gold, being above board, having a clean breeze on both sleeves, and being loyal.

1. High morality

It is an idiom that is ** in historical stories, and idiom-related allusions were first seen in the Book of Jin. Virtue and respect means high moral character and great reputation. This idiom is mostly used as a definite and predicate in the sentence, with a positive meaning, and is mostly used to praise the elderly and famous people.

2. It is not ignorant to find gold

It means that when you find something, you don't hide it and keep it for yourself, which refers to the morality and social customs of good people, from "Guest Window Gossip: Righteous Beggar" and "Divergent Street Lamp". Collecting gold has always been a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, and the article recounts the story of He Yue, a poor talent, who returned the gold twice, showing He Yue's noble character, which still has educational significance.

3. Be above board

It is a Chinese idiom in ancient Chinese history books, which was first published by Tang Fang Xuanling and other "Jin Shu Shi Leji Ji". It means that the mind is open-minded, righteous and bright, and it is used as a predicate, a definite, and an adverbial in the sentence, with a positive meaning.

4. Fresh breeze on both sleeves

It is an idiom, which first came from Yuan Chen Ji's "Second Rhyme Wujiang Daozhong". It originally refers to the posture of the two sleeves rising in the wind and fluttering. Later, it is often used as a metaphor for being very honest when he is an official, and he has nothing but the breeze in his sleeves. It contains a positive meaning, and is generally used as a predicate and a definite sentence in the sentence.

5. Be loyal

Synonyms include brave loyalty, loyalty, and courage, and antonyms include falsehood and wrongdoing, false benevolence, and ingratitude, which are used as predicates, definites, and adverbials in sentences, referring to loyalty.