no one dare do anything about sb(mò gǎn shuí hé)

no one dare do anything about sb

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ò g ǎ nshu í h é, which means no one dares to do anything. It comes from Guo Qin Lun.

no one dare do anything about sb

mògǎnshuíhé

Nobody dares to do anything.

[source] in Jia Yi's treatise on passing the Qin Dynasty, Han Dynasty, it is said that "the minister who believed in him died, Chen libing, and who is he."

[example] Dong Zhuo fought for power and threatened the Han Dynasty. The officials were afraid. The first discount of Wu Mingshi's lianhuanji in Yuan Dynasty

Examples: Selected Works of the late Qing Dynasty, attached with the film of punishing foreign ships in the East and West, Lin Zexu

He was a coastal civil and military officer who was not familiar with the situation of foreigners. He was shocked by the English name, but did not know the origin. In case of a foreign ship arriving, it is necessary to follow the rules. If he fails to respond to the urge, he will not dare. There are many rebellious foreign ships who dare to threaten each other with guns. However, because the official ships do not have any written documents, they are not able to use firearms without authorization.

Chinese PinYin : mò gǎn shuí hé