go one's own way

go one's own way

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Z ì x í ngq í sh ì, which means to do what you think is right without considering other people's opinions. From the report on the work of the government (1954).

The origin of Idioms

Zhou Enlai's report on the work of the government (1954) states that "in their work, they often act on their own, do not respect the unified leadership of their superiors, and do not pay attention to observing the system of asking for instructions and reporting."

Idiom usage

He is very stubborn. example you can't do things by yourself. You'd better listen to other people's opinions.

Analysis of Idioms

Self righteous