李下瓜田
Meanings
1
avoid even the slightest suspicion; leave no room for scandal
A literary yojijukugo warning against behavior that could invite suspicion, even if innocent. Derived from the proverb about not adjusting one's hat under a plum tree or one's shoes in a melon field.
Following the lesson of 李下瓜田, one should refrain from behavior that might invite suspicion.