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xīn zhèng bú pà yǐng xié, jiǎo zhèng bú pà xié wāi 心 正 不 怕 影 斜， 脚 正 不 怕 鞋 歪 [ June 7, 2010 | Views:1029 | Comments:0 ]
xīn
zhèng
bú
pà
yǐng
xié,
jiǎo
zhèng
bú
pà
xié
wāi
心
正
不
怕
影
斜，
脚
正
不
怕
鞋
歪
An upright man is not afraid of an oblique shadow; a straight foot is not afraid of a crooked shoe.
paraphrase
This proverb tells us that an upright man fears no gossip or slander.
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