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Open the tool →怒从心起,恶向胆生 (nù cóng xīn qǐ , è xiàng dǎn shēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Extreme anger fuels audacious or reckless behavior”.
怒从心起,恶向胆生 is pronounced nù cóng xīn qǐ , è xiàng dǎn shēng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 怒从心起,恶向胆生 means “Anger rises from the heart, wickedness springs from the guts”. It is used to mean “Extreme anger fuels audacious or reckless behavior”.
恶:凶暴。比喻愤怒到极点就会胆大得什么事都干得出来。也泛指恼怒到极点