disregard hostile opinion(hū niú zuò mǎ)

disregard hostile opinion

Hu Niu Zuo Ma is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is h ū Ni ú Zu ò m ǎ, which means that it refers to whether someone scolds or praises them, regardless of whether they are "Hu Niu Hu Ma". From Chuang Tzu, the way of heaven.

The origin of Idioms

Zhuangzi's Tiandao: "in the past, Zi called me Niu, and called me Niu, and called me ma, and called me ma."

Idiom usage

It's natural to listen to people's praise. When the time is not right, and bow to handle my broom, let others Huniu zuoman, only bow. Xu fuzuo's Xiao Guang Ji Wei Di in Ming Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : hū niú zuò mǎ