young and inexperienced(shào bù jīng shì)

young and inexperienced

In Chinese, the Pinyin is sh à ob à J à ngsh à, which means young and never experienced anything. It comes from the biography of Li Xiong in Sui Dynasty.

Notes on Idioms

Shao: young; Jing: experience.

The origin of Idioms

"The biography of Li Xiong in the book of Sui Dynasty:" my son is few, but not many. "

Analysis of Idioms

Young and unrepentant

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; predicate, object, attribute; derogatory. Therefore, in practice, there are a lot of young men who have made great achievements. It's not entirely right to say that they are "young and careless". Liu Feng's "posterity is lovely"

Chinese PinYin : shào bù jīng shì