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Open the tool →行若无事 (xíng ruò wú shì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to act as if nothing unusual has happened”.
行若无事 is pronounced xíng ruò wú shì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 行若无事 means “Act as if nothing happened”. It is used to mean “to act as if nothing unusual has happened”.
行:行动,办事;若:好象。指人在紧急关头,态度镇定,毫不慌乱。有时也指对坏人坏事听之任之,满不在乎。