向壁虛構
Chinese
to fabricate; to make up | |||
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trad. (向壁虛構) | 向壁 | 虛構 | |
simp. (向壁虚构) | 向壁 | 虚构 | |
Literally: “to face the wall and fabricate”. |
Etymology
See the etymology at 向壁虛造.
Pronunciation
Idiom
向壁虛構
- to make up out of one's head; to fabricate; to imagine without ground
- 我對平劇並非內行,但以上的意見也絕非向壁虛構,有暇打算對戲劇問題另寫專文討論。 [MSC, trad.]
- From: 1941, 王實味 (Wang Shiwei), 《文藝民族形式問題上的舊錯誤與新偏向》, quoted from the Marxists Internet Archive
- Wǒ duì píngjù bìngfēi nèiháng, dàn yǐshàng de yìjiàn yě juéfēi xiàngbìxūgòu, yǒu xiá dǎsuàn duì xìjù wèntí lìng xiě zhuānwén tǎolùn. [Pinyin]
- I am not an expert in Peking Opera, but the opinions above are by no means groundless fabrication. I plan to write a special article on drama when I have time.
我对平剧并非内行,但以上的意见也绝非向壁虚构,有暇打算对戏剧问题另写专文讨论。 [MSC, simp.]
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