speak one 's mind freely(chàng suǒ yù yán)

essential information

pronunciation

Pinyin: Ch à ngsu à y à y á n à

explain

Say what you want to say, and let your heart out without restraint.

Classics

In the notes of Sanyuan Chongzhen written by Li Qing of Ming Dynasty, it is said that "Xiong Si's deputy Kaiyuan asked to be right, which was intended to attack Zhou Fu yanru, so he asked pingren, and all the officials asked to withdraw, but yanru and others asked to withdraw, and then he stopped it, so Kaiyuan could not speak freely." Li Yu's Li Weng's collection of poems and songs in the Qing Dynasty: when a ci writer wrote a poem, he was afraid that it would be reserved but did not say it. Yes, it is. It is not easy to speak freely. Fang Bao's journey to Fengtai in Qing Dynasty: the young and the long are not in order, they lie up and sit up, but they are convenient, they speak freely, they drink together, they can't go back to the evening. Lu Xun's just a collection of reading essays: another disadvantage is that as a teacher, he has scruples; a professor has the airs of a professor and can't speak freely.

Discrimination

Synonyms: to say everything in an all-out way; Antonyms: to say everything in an all-out way, to be vague and to be hesitant; usage: verb object type; predicate and attribute; commendatory; used in speeches at meetings.

Chinese PinYin : chàng suǒ yù yán