Act recklessly
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Lu à nzu à h ú w é I, which means to act recklessly; to do bad things regardless of law or public opinion. From Master Zhang.
The origin of Idioms
The second book of Zhang Tianshi written by Wu Changling in Yuan Dynasty: "there's no shame in being honest and acting recklessly."
Idiom usage
It refers to doing bad things at will.
Examples
Scholar, in this quiet room with you, you are free to fight, learn to play tricks, dance with ghosts, play God, play jokes and act recklessly. The first discount of Zhang Sheng's cooking the sea by Li Haogu in Yuan Dynasty
Chinese PinYin : luàn zuò hú wéi
Act recklessly
the rain comes down in a deluge. dà yǔ páng tuó
ask favours of relatives and friends. qiú qīn kào yǒu
settle one 's young wife in a golden house. jīn wū cáng jiāo
Purple ribbon and gold medal. zǐ shòu jīn zhāng
not ashamed to admit being the last. bù chǐ zuì hòu