ròu​tǎn

to bare one's upper body

Senses

肉袒 ròu​tǎn to bare one's upper body

to take off one's upper garments and expose the back or shoulder, performed in ancient times as a sign of respect, submission, or contrition

肉袒 ròu​tǎn to apologize or surrender

to offer a humble apology or submit to a victor, reflecting the ancient practice of baring one's upper body to ask for punishment or show submission

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