to reject something as if it were worthless

to reject something as if it were worthless

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is Q ì R ú B ì x ǐ, which means to throw away like a broken shoe. It means to throw away or throw away without regret. It is also called "throw away like a worn shoe", "go away like a worn shoe" and "throw away like a worn shoe". It's from Mencius with all his heart.

Notes on Idioms

I: shabby. Shoes: shoes.

The origin of Idioms

"Mencius heart up:" Shun as abandoned the world, as well as abandoned my (shoes) also

Idiom usage

It's no pity to refer to. The state is dedicated to serving others. If we are in a hurry, we don't like the reward of the officials. If we get a little peace, that is to say, or we offend. If we don't let the thieves go far away, we can make our generation succeed. The ninety second chapter of the romance of Tang history by Cai Dongfan