mere talk
In other words, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is B ù g ē nzh ī L ù n, which means unfounded speech. It comes from the biography of Yan Zhuzhuan in the history of Han Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
"Yan Zhuzhuan in the book of Han Dynasty:" Shuo and Gao didn't hold the root of the theory, and they were quite haiku and excellent livestock. "
Idiom usage
In fact, it is the heart of a certain class. However, it is not necessary for those who know it to be public. Preface to Zheng Jingwang's miscellaneous works by Chen Liang of Song Dynasty
mere talk
The meaning comes from the text - yuán wén shēng yì
have a genuine and sincere desire - zhēn xīn shí yì
regard it as a dangerous road to take - shì wéi wèi tú