act disorderly and care for nobody(sì xíng wú jì)

act disorderly and care for nobody

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is s ì x í NGW ú J ì, which means to be reckless. It comes from the biography of Shi Heng in the history of Ming Dynasty.

[source] biography of Shi Heng in the history of Ming Dynasty: "because of impeachment of Shi Heng, he acted recklessly and talked about astronomy with the warlock Zou Shuyi and others in private, and talked about the blame in vain, so it is appropriate to set up a heavy code."

[example] the military and government of Hunan Province, controlled by the gentry of the consultative Bureau, was in a dangerous situation. Jiao Dafeng was calm, and the agitators were especially. The third part of Zou Lu's historical manuscript of the Chinese Kuomintang

Chinese PinYin : sì xíng wú jì