be by nature unconventional and straight forward(luò tuò bù jī)

be by nature unconventional and straight forward

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Lu ò Tu ù B ù J ī, which means to describe the unconstrained human nature and loose behavior. It comes from the biography of Yang Su in northern history.

The origin of Idioms

Yang suzhuan, a northern historian, said: "there is great ambition in shaoluotuo, regardless of the details."

Idiom usage

It can be used as a predicate or attributive to describe people freely. "There is a Jiansheng, whose surname is he, whose name is Ying Xiang, whose name is Da Qing. He is romantic, handsome, uninhibited, and good at voice and color. " Ahsu is uninhibited, just like her father. (Mao Dun's midnight) uninhibited. Chapter five of Zhang Hong's xunie Haihua: "but Beishan, I'm afraid you are not very welcome in front of the jade mirror. I advise you to pay more attention to embellishment in the future, so that you can enjoy less pity.

Chinese PinYin : luò tuò bù jī