(a feeling of) shame

Lacking a sense of shame or decency; brazenly immoral or audacious.

a state of shame, loss of honor, or a humiliating situation

deserving or bringing shame; disgraceful or ignominious

National humiliation; specifically refers to Japanese incursions into China in the 1930s and 40s, and the 1931 Mukden Incident and subsequent annexation of Manchuria.

a sense of integrity, morality, and shame

to sneer at or ridicule someone contemptuously

the forward portion of the hip bone

shameless; brazen; impudent

(idiom) a great humiliation; a huge embarrassment

to have no sense of shame

(idiom) shameless; despicable; devoid of integrity

to have no sense of shame; behaving in a brazen or insolent manner

to wipe out a disgrace or take revenge for a past insult or humiliation

to not feel ashamed to ask and learn from one's subordinates

Propriety, justice, integrity, and a sense of shame; the four traditional moral principles of society.

dissolute and shameless

to take revenge and erase humiliation

to endure humiliation

to revile or use insulting language to shame someone

to wipe away a past humiliation

stigma attached to a disease

To love learning is akin to wisdom, to practice diligently is akin to benevolence, and to know shame is akin to courage (from the Doctrine of the Mean).

Never forget national humiliation, refers specifically to the 1931 Mukden Incident and subsequent Japanese annexation of Manchuria.

Eight Honors and Eight Shames, PRC official moral guidelines