talk frivolously

talk frivolously

It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y á Nb ù J í y ì, which means to describe the key to the problem of boring or unable to speak. It also refers to just saying boring things, not involving serious reasons. From the Analects of Confucius, the Duke of Wei Ling.

Idiom explanation

And: involving; righteousness: serious truth. Zhijing said some boring words, not a serious one.

The origin of Idioms

"The Analects of Confucius: Wei linggong:" it's hard to live in groups all day long, to talk nonsense, to be good at doing small things and to be wise. " "Wei Shu · Yang Gu Zhuan" said: "the minister's position is humble, his knowledge is obscure, and his words are not meaningful. He is a saint who visits widely and dares to offer his words."

Idiom usage

It refers to nonsense.

Examples

Wu Jianren of Qing Dynasty wrote 104 chapters of "strange situation witnessed in 20 years": two young boys are together every day, and without an old man beside them, they have nothing to talk about. It's so-called "speechless". There are good things to come out of there. "

Liang Shiqiu's Yashe sketch Occupation: "as for playing chess, although it's a small way, it's also considerable. It's better than eating enough and saying nothing all day long."

Liu Xinwu's the bell and Drum Tower is not the end: "the discussion should be carried out quickly. Don't talk too much, or shirk! Since it's the right thing to do, don't wait! You can't slow down! "

Liang Qichao's dedication and happiness: "it's hard to live in groups all day long, to be eloquent and to be wise."

Idiom story

When Confucius traveled around the world, he often saw such a phenomenon: many people gathered together to chat for a day. None of what they said was serious. They played tricks and said something uninteresting and amusing. Confucius was filled with emotion when he saw these people spending their time like this. He believes that the root of this phenomenon is social living. As a result, he fought hard against many people living together. Once Confucius said to his students, "many people get together and chat all day long. It's very harmful for them to become talents."