be not attentive to offenses

be not attentive to offenses

In Chinese, the Pinyin is f à n é RW à Xi à o, which means to be offended or disrespectful. It comes from Lu Xun's the last edition of qijieting's essays female Diao.

Idiom usage

It refers to people's magnanimity

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: breaking the law but not correcting it

The origin of Idioms

Lu Xun's "female Diao" at the end of qijieting's Essays: "only when it is clear and secret that the murderers or their helpers who suck blood and eat meat, can they give people the motto of" don't correct those who break the law "or" don't read the old evils. "

Idiom explanation

Don't worry about being offended or rude. It's the same as "breaking the law but not correcting it".