from one who is dear to him(shū bù jiàn qīn)

from one who is dear to him

Estrangement is a Chinese idiom. Its pronunciation is sh ū B ù Ji à NQ ī n, which means that the estranged do not participate in the affairs of the close. It comes from Guanzi Wufu.

Idiom usage

Let's not talk about it. Feng Menglong's warning of the world Volume 32

The origin of Idioms

Guanzi · Wufu: "if you are a man, you will not betray him; if you are a minister, you will not kill your king; if you are cheap, you will not surpass your price; if you are little, you will not bully your elders; if you are far away, you will not marry each other; if you are new, you will not betray the old; if you are small, you will not increase your power; if you are lewd, you will not break your. All these eight are the classics of rites. "

Idiom story

During the Warring States period, Wei Wenhou wanted to select a suitable prime minister. He called Li Ke, a fortune teller, into the palace to hear whether to choose Zhai Huang or Wei Chengzi, and asked him to do divination for him and ask him for advice. When Li Ke saw the intention, he avoided talking about it and said, "when I hear about it, I don't want to respect it, I don't want to be estranged. I'm not an outsider to comment on it. "

Chinese PinYin : shū bù jiàn qīn