Wild words

Wild words

Crazy words, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ku á NGG ǔ zh ī y á n, which means stupid and ignorant speech. In the old days, it was often used as a word of self modesty. It is also called "the theory of madness". It comes from the book "ten graduals can't conquer the end".

Idiom explanation

Paraphrasing mania: arrogance. 瞽: blind, blind.

The origin of Idioms

Wei Zheng of the Tang Dynasty wrote in his book "ten graduals can't conquer the end": I hope your majesty will accept the minister's wild words and take part in the discussion of ruminants. I hope you will have a thousand misgivings and make up for your duty. "