draw a clear demarcation between whom or what to hate or love(ài zēng fēn míng)

draw a clear demarcation between whom or what to hate or love

Love and hate are distinct. The Chinese idiom and Pinyin is à iz ē NGF ē nm í ng. The stand and attitude of describing love and hate are very clear, reflecting the stand, viewpoint and life pursuit of individuals, organizations and teams. From geng'er in Beijing by Chen Ruoxi.

The origin of Idioms

Chen Ruoxi's geng'er is in Beijing: "he is very confused and painful. He never thought that Xiao Jing, who is strong and independent and has a clear love hate relationship, would be afraid of" gossiping. "

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; predicate, attributive, adverbial; with commendatory meaning, to show love and dislike for people and things; examples to be done; first of all, we should draw a clear line between right and wrong, between friends and enemies.

Idioms and allusions

One day when Mr. Lu Xun was studying in Japan, in class, a Chinese who was said to be a Russian detective was about to be beheaded by a Japanese soldier with a steel knife. Many of the Chinese who stood around and watched, though as strong and strong as the Japanese, were indifferent and numb. At this time, a Japanese student said: "look at the numbness of these Chinese people, you know that China will surely perish!" When Lu Xun heard this, he suddenly stood up and cast two majestic and unyielding eyes at the Japanese. He walked out of the classroom with his head high. His heart surged like the sea. One by one, a group of callous onlookers flashed through Lu Xun's mind. Lu Xun thought that if the Chinese people were not aware of their thoughts, even if they were cured, they would only be meaningless publicity materials and onlookers. Now what China needs most is to change people's mental outlook. He finally made up his mind to abandon medicine and follow literature, writing with pen to wake up the Chinese people.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] clear-cut, clear-cut, and [antonym] ambiguous, love and hate impermanent

Chinese PinYin : ài zēng fēn míng