act recklessly and care for nobody(sì wú jì dàn)

act recklessly and care for nobody

Wanton, Chinese idiom, Pinyin for s ì w ú J ì D à n, refers to wanton behavior, without scruple. From the book of rites, the doctrine of the mean.

Analysis of Idioms

Be reckless and act according to the rules

The origin of Idioms

"The book of rites, the doctrine of the mean:" villain's (anti) doctrine of the mean, villain and no fear also Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty wrote with Wang Guiling: "I will leave you to discuss the relationship between the emperor and the empress, and I will be unscrupulous."

Idiom usage

In addition, it can be used as predicate, attributive and adverbial, with derogatory meaning and without scruples. Some vendors who resell fake and shoddy products have reached the stage of. We must severely punish those lawless elements who disturb social order. 3. They are all rampant. It's true. In Guo Moruo's dialogue between the Yellow River and the Yangtze River, 4. In the book of rites, the doctrine of the mean, written by Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty: "the mean of a villain is also the mean of a villain, and a villain is not afraid. Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty noted: "if a villain doesn't know this, he will act recklessly without fear." (5) in the volume of Zhou history of Pinghua in the history of the Five Dynasties, "I dare to be so unscrupulous because I only know how to look at the imperial court and I don't know what my friends have done." 6. In the biography of treacherous officials in the history of the Yuan Dynasty, Lu Shirong said: "Shirong has only written for a few months in the middle of the country. Relying on his special appointment, he is unscrupulous and regards the prime minister as empty." 7. The fourth chapter of the chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty by Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty: "Duke Zhuang said:" I'm very familiar with the fund raising. Although Duan is not a Taoist, he is not yet rebellious. If I punish him, Jiang will obstruct him and provoke others to discuss. He will not only say that I am unfriendly, but also that I am unfilial. I don't care about it now. I'll let it do what it does. I'll do whatever it wants. When he rebelled, the Chinese would not dare to help him, and the Jiang family would have no words! " 8. Chapter 59 of the marriage story of awakening the world: "I don't know my father-in-law in my eyes, and I'm even more unscrupulous." 9. Zhou Enlai's solemn statement against the expansion of civil war and political assassination: "this is a completely planned and unscrupulous political assassination."

Chinese PinYin : sì wú jì dàn