become shame(jī xiū chéng nù)

become shame

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ī Xi ūū ch é NGN ù, which means to become angry with shame; refers to the extreme shame, reincarnation of anger. It comes from the congratulatory speech of Qingyi daily in volume 100 and on the responsibilities of the newspaper and the experience of the library.

The origin of Idioms

Liang Qichao's "a hundred volumes of congratulatory speech of Qingyi daily and on the responsibilities of the newspaper and the experience of the library" said: "even though the subjects offended their faces and the friendly countries looked sideways, they were determined not to succeed, so they became angry and promoted the party prison."

Idiom usage

To be angry is to be angry.

Chinese PinYin : jī xiū chéng nù