







一无牵挂 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Free from all worldly cares and concerns”. Having no worries or attachments. Literally, “Without a single worry or attachment”.
Lu Zhishen, in an act of fairness to save Elder Jin and his daughter, killed "Slaughterer" Zheng. For this, he was wanted by the authorities.
He had to leave Weizhou and escape to Yanmen County in Daizhou, where he coincidentally met Elder Jin and his daughter again. Elder Jin arranged for him to stay at his son-in-law Zhao Yuanwai's farm, but still worried about official pursuit.
Therefore, he suggested that the unburdened Lu Zhishen go to Mount Wutai to become a monk.

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Open the tool →一无牵挂 (yī wú qiān guà) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Free from all worldly cares and concerns”.
一无牵挂 is pronounced yī wú qiān guà in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 一无牵挂 means “Without a single worry or attachment”. It is used to mean “Free from all worldly cares and concerns”.
一无牵挂 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to the modern era. The full story is on this page.
指没有任何挂念的人和事