Go against the weather
Go against the weather
The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is n ì Ti ā NF à NSH ù n, which means against the will of heaven. From the book of Zhou, biography of King Yang of Qi.
Idiom usage
In addition, the Xia thief disobeyed heaven and disobeyed the emperor because he despised the imperial court and thought that he could not punish himself.
The origin of Idioms
In the book of Zhou, the biography of King Yang of Qi, it is said that "if you disobey heaven, you will be doomed."
Idiom explanation
Against the will of heaven.
Go against the weather
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