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During the Jin Dynasty, Wang Meng, the father of Empress Aijing, was unrestrained and unconventional in his youth. He often caused trouble, leading his neighbors to avoid him.
As he grew older, he decided to no longer waste his time, and began to strictly discipline himself and carefully regulate his words and actions. He excelled in clerical script and painting, possessed lofty aspirations, and earned the respect of the world.

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Open the tool →放纵不羁 (fàng zòng bù jī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Unrestrained and undisciplined”.
放纵不羁 is pronounced fàng zòng bù jī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 放纵不羁 means “indulgent and unconstrained”. It is used to mean “Unrestrained and undisciplined”.
放纵不羁 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
指恣意行事,不受约束。