Going your own way is a pretentious and overconfident personality trait. Do whatever you want to do, do whatever makes you happy. Regardless of whether it has any impact or not, whether it is in compliance with the rules.

I do my own thing is a Chinese idiom, which comes from Dai Sheng's "Book of Rites: Doctrine of the Mean" in the Western Han Dynasty: "A gentleman acts according to his position and does not want to be outside of it. When he is rich, he acts because of wealth; when he is poor, he acts because of poverty. A barbarian behaves like a barbarian, and a gentleman behaves in adversities, but he is content with nothing. "So what does it mean to go one's own way? Let's take a look.

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Su: usually, always. No matter what others say, you should still do what you always do.

Source: Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom" in the Qing Dynasty: "He and his wife still have no knowledge of each other; they still go their own way.

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Synonyms: nature is hard to change, still hard-hearted, stubborn and stubborn

Antonym: occupying the wind, making the sail do what you want, obeying everything

Going my own way in a sentence

1. But I still go my own way, as always

2. Despite this, people still continue to go my own way

3. But the emperor still goes his own way, and the people dare I dare not speak when I am angry

4. My thoughts are flying and I chase my dreams. I have to go my own way and be a man and dare to act.

5. You are accommodating me every time, and I, But I still go my own way