Go overboard(cāo zhī guò jī)

Go overboard

Go overboard, C ā ozh ī Gu ò J ī, idiom, means to deal with things too fiercely..

source

[source]: Wen gongzhi's the new army in the revolution of 1911: "the governor of Hubei Ruicheng went too far and killed the Democratic Party without any illusory days." [example]: Japan is quite afraid of this, which makes the great powers resent it. National and salary courage by Li Dazhao

Discrimination of words

Usage: used as predicate and object; used to admonish others not to be reckless

Chinese PinYin : cāo zhī guò jī