No one talks

No one talks

Bushirenyan is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ù x ù R é NY á n, which means regardless of other people's comments. No matter what others say, do it according to your own will.

Idiom explanation

No matter what others say. No matter what others say, do it according to your own will.

The origin of Idioms

In the biography of Pei Du in the old book of Tang Dynasty, it is said that "in the great sense, xumo was the best way to deal with the calamities, while in the small sense, Dang was the best way to correct the mistakes. They didn't care about their own internal plans and didn't show respect for others' words, which was difficult for the ancients." Quoting the biography of Wang Anshi in the history of Song Dynasty: "the change of heaven is not enough to be afraid, the ancestors are not enough to be law, and the words of people are not enough to be compassionate." That is, natural and man-made disasters (after the reform) need not be afraid of the theory of "interaction between man and nature"; the existing ancient laws need not be rigid; the voice of opposition from people in the world need not be concerned. T-shirt: it means worry and worry here.