I'm very angry

I'm very angry

It's a Chinese idiom, f è Nb ù g ù sh ē n, which means to go forward bravely, regardless of your own safety. From the biography of the green pearl.

explain

[idiom]: regardless of oneself [Pinyin]: F è Nb ù g ù sh ē n [simplified spelling]: fbgs [explanation]: go forward bravely, regardless of your own safety.

allusion

[source]: in the biography of the green pearl written by Leshi of the Song Dynasty, "Gai Yi's maidservant, who didn't know the book, was able to feel the kindness of the Lord. He was angry and reckless. His ambition was strong and sincere enough to make posterity admire and sing." [example]: the Qing army was proud of Hanyang, and the people in Hunan were very proud of it. Guo Xiaocheng's Hunan recovery Chronicle

Discrimination of words

Grammar: used as predicate and adverbial; refers to people who do not give up their lives

Idiom story

In the Western Jin Dynasty, Shi Chong was very rich. He built a Golden Valley Villa for his favorite singer Lvzhu. He was dismissed from office at home, guarding the green pearl all day long. Zhongshu makes sun Xiu move when he meets the famous green pearl. If he fails to get it from Shi Chong, he sends troops to take it. Lu Zhu was so angry that she jumped out of the building and died