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Open the tool →恨小非君子,无毒不丈夫 (hèn xiǎo fēi jūn zǐ , wú dú bù zhàng fu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it means that a truly capable person should be resolute and even ruthless when dealing with adversaries, not showing petty mercy or weakness. It often implies a merciless approach”.
恨小非君子,无毒不丈夫 is pronounced hèn xiǎo fēi jūn zǐ , wú dú bù zhàng fu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 恨小非君子,无毒不丈夫 means “to hate mildly is not a gentleman's quality; without venom, one cannot be a true man”. It is used to mean “it means that a truly capable person should be resolute and even ruthless when dealing with adversaries, not showing petty mercy or weakness. It often implies a merciless approach”.
君子:有才德的人;丈夫:有志气、有作为的男子。对仇敌要痛恨,打击要坚决彻底。指坏人心狠手辣