Fear of material dispute
Fear of material dispute
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is k ǒ ngz ā ow ù y ì, refers to the fear of being criticized by the public. It comes from the biography of Xie Jiqing in the book of Liang.
The idiom comes from the biography of Xie Jiqing in the book of Liang Dynasty: "Zuo Chenggeng and Zhong Rong were not allowed to return at that time. They got each other's will and went on a wild journey, or traveled in the countryside in an open car. When they were drunk, they held an elegy and disdained material discussions."
Fear of material dispute
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1.a wild horse running about without reins
a wild horse running about without reins - yě mǎ wú jiāng
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2.like fallen flowers carried away by the flowing water
like fallen flowers carried away by the flowing water - liú shuǐ luò huā
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3.Quiet as a virgin, moving as a rabbit
Quiet as a virgin, moving as a rabbit - jìng ruò chǔ zǐ，dòng ruò tuō tù
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9.till seas run dry , stones crumble
till seas run dry , stones crumble - shí lè hǎi kū
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