cordial, obedient, respectful, modest, and moderate
A set phrase describing the ideal Confucian virtues, originally said of Confucius. Rare in modern conversation; mainly encountered in classical or literary contexts.
The phrase 'cordial, obedient, respectful, modest, and moderate' appears in the Analects.
From the Analects, where 温良恭倹譲 describes Confucius as gentle, kind, respectful, frugal, and yielding.