Be bold and unruly

Be bold and unruly

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is s ā P ō f à ngdi ā o, which means to cheat people with cunning means. From the story of Pingyao.

Analysis of Idioms

Slosh and tumble

The origin of Idioms

The fourth chapter of Feng Menglong's Pingyao Zhuan in Ming Dynasty: "the governor of the state is the head of the state. He has to take medicine according to the time, and he doesn't dare to knock on the door. But you are so unruly and unruly. Go out quickly and stop."

Idiom usage

It is used as predicate, object and attribute. In a dream of Red Mansions, 100th chapter: "sometimes I dare not to go out of my way even when I meet him. I'm afraid he means to be bold and unruly. 」