pay no attention to small matters(bù hù xì xíng)

pay no attention to small matters

In Chinese, Pinyin is B ù h ù x ì x í ng, which means not paying attention to small sections. It's from the book, Lu mastiff.

The origin of Idioms

Language out of the "book · Lu mastiff": "not careful, eventually tired Dade." In the book of Wu Zhi written by Wei Cao Pi of the Three Kingdoms, it is said that "when we look at the ancient and modern literati, we can hardly stand on our own feet by virtue of fame and integrity

Idiom usage

All the scholars are chivalrous, full of neutron, and sometimes ~. History of the South: biography of Zhang Xu

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: informal and slovenly; [antonym]: cautious

Chinese PinYin : bù hù xì xíng