suffer affronts without resentment(shǔ dù jī cháng)

suffer affronts without resentment

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ǔ D ù J ī ch á ng, which means that the amount of small, only consider the small, regardless of the general. From short eaves.

The origin of Idioms

Xiao Qian's short eaves: "the woman patted the little chest. "Relax this. Don't be so mean."

Idiom usage

As an object or attributive, it refers to a small amount of language. example I don't like to deal with people with a small stomach. In the legend of beheading ghosts written by Yanxia Sanren in Ming Dynasty, it is said that "a bag of dung can't be stored even if it's a rat's stomach and chicken's intestines. What's your use?" Chapter 4 of iron whirlwind by Wang Shimei: "I am also a party member! Knowing that our party wants to do socialism and communism, can we be so mean? "

Chinese PinYin : shǔ dù jī cháng