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During the Chu-Han Contention period, Liu Bang prepared to launch an expedition against Wei Bao, the King of Western Wei, who was about to betray him.
He asked Li Shiqi about Wei Bao's generals. Li Shiqi mentioned Bo Zhi as Wei Bao's top general. Liu Bang considered Bo Zhi to be 'still smelling of mother's milk' and 'young and ignorant' (\u5e74\u5c11\u65e0\u77e5).
So, he dispatched Han Xin, Guan Ying, and Cao Shen to lead their armies to attack Wei Bao. They achieved a great victory, capturing Wei Bao alive.

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Open the tool →年少无知 (nián shào wú zhī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Young and ignorant”.
年少无知 is pronounced nián shào wú zhī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 年少无知 means “Young and ignorant”. It is used to mean “Young and ignorant”.
年少无知 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
年纪小,不懂事