weak-kneed revolt

weak-kneed revolt

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Xi ù C á iz à of à n, which means that intellectuals are dissatisfied with reality and have some resistance and struggle. From a little history of civilization.

The origin of Idioms

Li Baojia's a brief history of civilization in the Qing Dynasty said: "it's impossible for a scholar to revolt in three years. No matter whether they have such a thing or not, they can ignore him. That is to say, it's true. They should send someone to check it out to see why they have done it and make more sense."

Analysis of Idioms

Literary Uprising

Antonym: Grassroots bandits in Zhaoan

Idiom usage

Act as subject, object, attribute; refer to action of little effect.

Examples

It's just a rebellion of talent.