have evil intentions(bié jù xīn cháng)

have evil intentions

Unique, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is bi é J ù x ī NCH á ng, which means to have another plan and attempt. From the speech at the "double 12" commemorative meeting held by all walks of life in Yan'an.

The origin of Idioms

Zhou Enlai's speech at the commemorative meeting of the 12th National People's Day held by all walks of life in Yan'an: "the climax of national anti Japanese war is bound to lead to the war of resistance." Only Mr. Chiang Kai Shek had a unique heart and insisted on refusing the Northeast Army's offer to resist Japan when the Japanese invaders attacked Suidong, forcing General Zhang Xueliang and General Yang Hucheng to continue the civil war. "

Analysis of Idioms

Have a different heart

Idiom usage

It means to have another plan.

Chinese PinYin : bié jù xīn cháng