to carry torches and weapons; to commit crimes or do bad things openly and without fear

fury; uncontrollable rage; literally "the fire of ignorance." This term originates from Buddhist texts where "ignorance" ([[无明|無明|wu2 ming2]]) is considered a root of suffering and anger is viewed as a result of that ignorance.

(variant form) to commit crimes openly and boldly; to carry torches and weapons when raiding, suggesting a lack of fear of being caught

to carry torches and weapons while committing a crime; to act wickedly and without concealment