feel that one has not done anything wrong(mén xīn wú kuì)

feel that one has not done anything wrong

In Chinese, Pinyin is m é nx ī NW ú Ku ì, which means to feel your chest and ask yourself without shame. It comes from "one hundred rhymes of spring poetry in a dream".

The origin of Idioms

Bai Juyi of Tang Dynasty wrote "one hundred rhymes of spring poetry in a dream trip": "if you can't bear to make a hook, you can turn it into jade. There is no shame and fear in your heart, but there is slander in your mouth. "

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: have a clear conscience, be open and aboveboard

Idiom usage

I have a clear conscience of his support.

Chinese PinYin : mén xīn wú kuì