be unpopular;not enjoy popular support(bù dé rén xīn)

be unpopular;not enjoy popular support

Unpopular, the Chinese idiom, means not to get the support of the masses; not to get the praise of the masses. It comes from the biography of Ge Shuhan in the old book of Tang Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

"The biography of Ge Shuhan in the old book of the Tang Dynasty:" first of all, although Han Shuo Lu Mountain was stolen from Heshuo, it was unpopular. Please take it seriously and take it as an evil. He will be centrifugal. Therefore, it is not necessary to hurt the soldiers and capture the bandits. "

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: rebellious and alienated [antonym]: eloquent and popular

Idiom usage

He was not supported or welcomed. He only hated the old woman and snatched her baby. The seventh chapter of Zeng Pu's the flowers of the evil sea in Qing Dynasty. For example, although imperialism seems to be powerful, it is unpopular and its policies are disliked in the long run. 2. Not likable. Lao She "divorce" Ninth: "Mr. Qiu's wife is very elegant, but looks like unpopular." The tyranny of Qin Shihuang and the burning of books and the entrapment of scholars are doomed to be unpopular.

Idiom story

[idiom story]: in the period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Fan Yang's Jiedu envoy, an Lushan, conspired against the enemy. The imperial court sent Feng Changqing and others to lead the army to fight against the defeat, so Ge Shuhan, the Hexi Jiedu envoy who was ill at home, had to lead the army to meet the enemy. Ge Shuhan thinks that Anlu mountain is in name to get rid of the treacherous Minister Yang Guozhong, but in fact it is to seek for the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty, which is unpopular, so he should adopt the tactics of division. However, Tang Xuanzong was eager to use the army and suffered a tragic failure

Chinese PinYin : bù dé rén xīn