破门而入 pò mén ér rù break in

Explanation

指强行闯入，多指非法闯入。

Refers to forcibly entering, mostly illegal entry.

Origin Story

话说唐朝时期，有一位名叫李白的诗人，他年轻时非常狂放不羁，经常出入各种场合。有一天晚上，李白和朋友们在酒馆痛饮，喝得酩酊大醉。酒兴正浓时，李白突然想起自己忘记带钱了，囊中羞涩的他急得抓耳挠腮。这时，他灵机一动，想到了一个“妙计”。他摇摇晃晃地来到了一家富商的府邸，只见大门紧闭，守卫森严。李白也不管三七二十一，抄起一块大石头，用力一砸，大门应声而破，他便大摇大摆地走了进去。富商被这突如其来的动静惊醒了，连忙起身查看。只见李白正坐在大厅里，悠然自得地饮酒作诗。富商又惊又怒，想要斥责李白，但看到李白那潇洒自如的模样，竟一时语塞。李白也不理会他，自顾自地吟诵着诗篇，直到酒足饭饱之后，才心满意足地离开了富商的府邸。第二天，李白听说此事在当地传开了，人们都说他胆大包天，敢于破门而入。李白闻之大笑，他并非故意要盗取财物，只是因为一时酒兴难耐，才采取了这种略显粗鲁的方式。

huashuo tangchao shiqi, you yi wei ming jiao li bai de shiren, ta nianqing shi feichang kuangfang buji, jingchang churu gezhong changhe. you yitian wanshang, li bai he pengyou men zai jiuguan tongyin, he de mingding da zui. juxing zheng nong shi, li bai turan xiangqi zi ji wangji dai qian le, nangzhong xiu se de ta ji de zhua er naosai. zhe shi, ta lingji yidong, xiangdao le yige "miaoji". ta yaoyaohuang huang de laidao le yijia fushang de fudi, zhijian damen jinbi, shouwei senyan. li bai ye buguan sanqi eryi, chaoqi yikuai dashi tou, yongli yi za, damen yingsheng er po, ta bian dayao daibai de zou le jinqu. fushang bei zhe turulai de dongjing jingxingle, lianmang qishen chakan. zhijian li bai zheng zuo zai datang li, youranzaide di yinjiu zuo shi. fushang you jing you nu, xiang yao chize li bai, dan kan dao li bai na xiaosa ziri de muyang, jing yishi yuse. li bai ye bu lihui ta, ziguzide di yinsong zhe shi pian, zhidao jiuzu fanbao zhihou, cai xinman yizude likai le fushang de fudi. di ertian, li bai ting shuo cishi zai dangdi chuan kai le, renmen dou shuo ta dan da baotian, gan yu pomen er ru. li bai wen zhi da xiao, ta bing fei gu yi yao daotqu caiwu, zhishi yinwei yishi juxing nannai, cai caiqu le zhe zhong luexian curu de fangshi.

During the Tang Dynasty, there was a poet named Li Bai, who was known for his unrestrained and flamboyant nature in his youth. One night, Li Bai and his friends were drinking heavily at a tavern, until they were all drunk. Amidst the merry drinking, Li Bai suddenly realized that he had forgotten to bring money. Embarrassed, he scratched his head. Suddenly, he had an idea. He stumbled to the mansion of a wealthy merchant. The door was locked and well-guarded. But Li Bai didn't care, he grabbed a stone and smashed the door open. Without hesitation, he entered the house. The merchant was awakened by the noise and rushed downstairs. Li Bai was sitting relaxed in the living room, drinking and composing poems. The merchant was surprised and angry, but in the face of Li Bai's nonchalant demeanor, he lost his words. Li Bai ignored him and continued to recite his poems. Only when he was full and satisfied did he leave the merchant's house. The next day, Li Bai heard that the story was spreading in the city. People said that he was daring and had dared to break into the house. Li Bai laughed about it. He did not intend to steal anything, but had only resorted to this somewhat rude method because of his drinking mood.

Usage

多用于描写歹徒或暴徒非法闯入的行为。

duo yongyu miao xie daitu huo baotu weifa chuangru de xingwei

Mostly used to describe the illegal entry of criminals or rioters.

Examples

• 歹徒破门而入，抢走了现金和珠宝。

  daitu pomen er ru, qiangzou le xianjin he zhubao

  The thugs broke in and stole cash and jewelry.

• 暴徒破门而入，打伤了屋内的人。

  baotu pomen er ru, dashangle wunei de ren

  The rioters broke in and injured the people inside the house.

Related Idioms

• 闯入

• 入侵

Opposite Idioms

• 破门而出