succumb to managers(bù pà guān，zhǐ pà guǎn)

succumb to managers

They are not afraid of the officials, but they are only afraid of the management. In Chinese, it means that the people who are directly in charge are more authoritative than the officials.

Words are not afraid of the official, only afraid of the pronunciation, B ù P à Gu ā n, zh ǐ P à Gu ǎ n interpretation means that the person directly in charge is more authoritative than the official. It also means that under the jurisdiction of people, everything can only be subordinated to them. He made a fortune today. He's a prefect of the palace. He's going to take revenge. I don't want to be in his charge! How can I compete with him? (the second chapter of Water Margin by Shi Naian in Ming Dynasty)

Chinese PinYin : bù pà guān，zhǐ pà guǎn