Act in defiance of one's will(sè rén xíng wéi)

Act in defiance of one's will

It means to advocate benevolence on the surface but to act contrary to it in practice.

Idiom explanation

On the surface, he advocates benevolence, but in practice, he runs counter to it.

The origin of Idioms

[source] Yan Yuan in the Analects of Confucius: "when a man hears about it, he will act with benevolence, which is beyond doubt."

Examples of Idioms

[example] the preface of Bai Juyi's youmu poem in the Tang Dynasty: "when you see that people behave in an evil way, you should be virtuous before thieves, such as those of Wang Mang generation."

Explanation: it refers to the swindler who is duplicative. In fact, I didn't cheat at all, but my personal understanding will be wrong. There is a gap between hope and reality. Where there is a will, there is a way. Not everyone who has a will can achieve great things. There are also people who have a will, not only can't achieve great things, but even can't do small things well. If you put it on yourself, you will complain about the unfair fate and bad luck. If you put it on others, you will blame them. It's self serving

Chinese PinYin : sè rén xíng wéi