without restraint(wú suǒ gù dàn)

without restraint

In Chinese, Pinyin is w ú Su à g à D à n, which means there is no worry or fear. It comes from the biography of CAI Kuo in the book of Song Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

According to the biography of CAI Kuo in the book of Song Dynasty, "he changed the history of situ zuochang and became the son of Zhongshu. He led the former army general and moved to serve Zhongshu. Every time you talk about the gains and losses, you have no scruples, so you lose your purpose. "

Analysis of Idioms

Be reckless and unscrupulous

Antonym: forward looking and backward looking

Idiom usage

There is nothing to worry about.

Examples

He was born in the victim's family, expected to serve, and was reckless when he was in office. Old book of the Tang Dynasty biography of Feng Li

Chinese PinYin : wú suǒ gù dàn