Talk freely
Talk freely
Changyanwuji, a Chinese idiom, is ch ā ngy á NW ú J ì in pinyin, which means to dare to speak up without scruple. It comes from Wang Wan's answer to Li Ju Ren's comment on historical evidence.
The origin of Idioms
Wang Wan's answer to Li Ju Ren's theory of proving classics by history in Qing Dynasty: "I wish I could give you a reply if I speak freely."
Idiom usage
My father likes it best.
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: outspoken; antonym: hesitant and hesitant
Talk freely
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