Tīng le zhèxiē gōngwéihuà, tā yīwúsuǒdòng, jìxù zuò zìjǐ de shì.
Hearing those flattering words, she was unmoved and went on with her own work.
Tips
usage
Pattern 一无所X means 'not the slightest X' — compare 一无所有 (yīwúsuǒyǒu, having nothing) and 一无所知 (yīwúsuǒzhī, knowing nothing). 一无所动 plugs 动 (move) in to mean 'not moved in the slightest.'
mistakes
Don't confuse with 无动于衷 (wúdòng yú zhōng), which is the more common idiom for 'unmoved/indifferent.' 一无所动 is rarer and slightly more emphatic.
