To be in a towering rage; to be extremely angry; to fly into a violent rage.
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inconsistency
- A leaf blocking the eye; being unable to see the whole picture due to being misled by a part or a temporary phenomenon.
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- A man from Zheng trying to buy shoes; adhering rigidly to rules or dogma without regard for practical considerations.
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- To contradict oneself; self-contradictory; logically inconsistent.
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