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诟如不闻
诟如不闻
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gòu诟rú如bù不wén闻

To remain unperturbed or unmoved by insults or verbal abuse, showing great tolerance, composure, and self-possession; to turn a deaf ear to slander.

他为人豁达,即使有人当面诋毁他,他也总是诟如不闻,从不与人争辩。
He is open-minded; even when someone slandered him directly, he always remained unperturbed by the insults, never arguing with anyone.

Era:

Modern

Frequency:

Synonym:

宽宏大量

Antonym:

小肚鸡肠

Story:

Fu Bi, a native of Henan during the Song Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Yanguo, was posthumously honored with the title Wenzhong, and thus later generations referred to him as Lord Fu Wenzhong. According to "Buli Ketan," a collection compiled by Chen Changfang of the Song Dynasty, young Fu Bi was diligent in his studies and possessed great magnanimity.

When someone hurled insults at him, he would behave as if he hadn't heard a thing. Others would point out, "Someone is cursing you!" He would remain unconcerned, saying, "Perhaps they are not cursing me?" When they insisted, "That person is cursing you by name!" he would still be indifferent, replying, "How could that be? There are countless people with the same name in the world!"

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