改邪归正 gǎi xié guī zhèng
To give up bad ways and start living honestly. Used for criminals, addicts or troublemakers who turn over a new leaf.
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To give up bad ways and start living honestly. Used for criminals, addicts or troublemakers who turn over a new leaf.
The classic Lunar New Year greeting: congratulations, and may you prosper. Said when people meet during the festival; children traditionally say it before receiving red envelopes.
Open and honest, with nothing to hide. Used for people and for ways of acting that are fair and aboveboard.