A poem that has nothing to do with oneself and hangs high.

1. Write poems that have nothing to do with yourself (whose poems have nothing to do with yourself? )

A poem that hangs high when it's none of your business (whose poem is it if it's none of your business? ) 1. If it's none of your business, whose poem is it?

This is a famous saying by Yin Qian, a contemporary writer, in The Age of Great Drinking. Its original text is like this: "Some people begin to become strong and smooth, and the psychological state of being insensitive when they see uneven roads is caused by the uprooting of a person's morality.

People with smooth influence no longer have any standards and do not bear a sense of justice, sympathy and responsibility for the group. They laugh at the value of others, and others live a life that completely loses their value system.

He is snobbish and smooth, and has no conscience except to go with the flow. How can people who live in such an atmosphere think of others? Everyone is holding the mentality of' nothing to do with themselves, hanging high'. How can they be brave? "Word meaning: 1, think things have nothing to do with yourself and put them aside.

2. Throw away things that have nothing to do with you.

2. What idioms are there to express things that have nothing to do with you and hang the meaning high?

1, stand by and watch.

Stand by and watch with your hands in your sleeves. Describe staying out of it; Without asking or helping. Handcuffs: Put your hands in your sleeves.

Sentence making: If there are difficulties between classmates, we should try our best to help them, not stand by and watch.

2. Indifference [l ě ng y m: n pá ng gu ā n]

Be indifferent to people and things, take it lightly, and take it to heart. Refers to work insecurity and lack of dedication to work.

Sentence making: Not enthusiastic, indifferent and insensitive to comrades and people.

Step 3 look on coldly

Look on coldly. Describe staying out of it; Be indifferent to changes in the situation.

Sentence: In the face of such atrocities, people around you are looking on coldly, and the scene is really dazzling.

Step 4 stay out of it

Wall: a barrier, a wall around an ancient military camp. Viewpoint: Watch. Originally, it meant that the two sides were at war and stood on the barrier and watched. Metaphor is to stay out of it and not help either side.

Sentence-making: I think everyone who the headmaster advocates staying or staying has their own complicated background, so I take a wait-and-see attitude.

aloof and indifferent

I'm not touched at all. Explain that you don't care about what you should care about and pay attention to, and ignore it.

Sentence making: He is indifferent to the advice given to him by the teacher.

Step 6 stay out of it

The body itself Stay out of it and don't care.

Sentence making: He always feels that he doesn't matter, so he often stays out of it.