Sensationalism
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Hu á sh ì D ò ngs ú, which means to use boastful words and deeds to disturb the secular people. It comes from the epitaph of emperor Zhishi in the palace.
Idiom explanation
Use boastful words and deeds to disturb the secular people.
The origin of Idioms
Song zenggong's epitaph of Wang Jun: he is a kind of person, a filial friend at home, a good friend in life, and he is easy to meet people. He is not clever and skillful, and he makes an uproar.
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