not sticking to formalities
not sticking to formalities
It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is B ù J ū x í NGJ ī, which means to describe free speech and behavior. From midnight.
The origin of Idioms
Mao Dun's midnight four: "when Zeng Canghai looks back, he knows Li Si, a peddler. In a certain point, Li Si is a close friend of his own."
Analysis of Idioms
Loose and uninhibited
Idiom usage
He made friends with him, often asked him to have a drink and talked freely. Yao xueyin's Li Zicheng, Volume 1, Chapter 16
not sticking to formalities
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1.recommend the worthy and give way to the able
recommend the worthy and give way to the able - tuī xián ràng néng
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2.Facts speak louder than words
Facts speak louder than words - shì shí shèng yú xióng biàn
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3.just listen to without taking it seriously
just listen to without taking it seriously - gū wàng tīng zhī
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5.an exalted discussion and extensive statement
an exalted discussion and extensive statement - chóng lùn hóng yì
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6.wrinkled skin and white hair -- advanced in age
wrinkled skin and white hair -- advanced in age - jī fū hè fā
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8.Burning the amulet and breaking the seal
Burning the amulet and breaking the seal - fén fú pò xǐ
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