淣睢：zì suī.

Interpretation:

1. Let yourself be content with your appearance.

Quotation: "Chu Ci·Yuan Yu": "If you want to spend the rest of the world, you will forget to return home; if you want to be carefree, you will be held hostage."?

2. Indulge in violence.

Citation: Chen Shaobai's "Revolutionary History of the Xingzhonghui": "At that time, the Japanese were rampant and violent in Taiwan, and the Taiwanese people were as afraid of them as tigers."

3. The article is said to be bold and bold.

Quotation: Tang Dynasty Liu Zongyuan's "Reply to Wei Heng's Book": "A hero's words and ideas are short-term and stagnant. It is better to retreat with a rampant and wanton effect." Synonyms

Presumptuous: fàng sì.

Interpretation:

1. Indulge without restraint.

Quotation: Chapter 25 of Part 2 of Yang Mo's "Song of Youth": "She tried her best to restrain herself and not let the emotions that had been suppressed for nearly three years run wild."

Citation: Yuan Hong of the Jin Dynasty, "The Second Annals of the Later Han Dynasty: Emperor Xian Ji II": "Shuo used earthenware vessels to serve on the rooftops, did not think about serving the public but served his private interests, carried on his back, and flattered the ministers. In the past, Confucius Kill Shao Zhengmao to show punishment, Shuo Yi is unbridled to punish traitors and hypocrites."