To be hanged and tortured(bīng bā diào kǎo)

To be hanged and tortured

The pronunciation is B ī NGB ā di à OK ǎ o, Chinese words, interpretation: refers to forcibly taking off clothes, binding and hanging up to torture, from the "Yuqiao Ji".

explain

Words and expressions: take off clothes, bind and hang to torture. It's the same as "torture".

source

The third part of the story of the fisherman and the woodcutter written by Wu Mingshi in Yuan Dynasty: "how dare he treat you. (singing) he's done with you. (Dan eryun) bah! I'm his wife. How dare he treat me? "

Examples

Da Yin went up to the court and tested the collar for the truth of the stitches. Knowing that they were not in vain, he drank and taught: "use the punishment!" It's true. After suffering, these naughty people just refuse to recruit. Ling Mengchu, Ming Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : bīng bā diào kǎo