Playing tricks
Trick, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ā Qu ā NN ò NGT à o, a metaphor for playing a conspiracy to frame people. It's from wolf smoke 22.
The idiom comes from Liu Shaotang's Langyan 22: "Qi Bainian, a bad old man, and Yu Changpu, a yellow mouthed child, use sweet words to trick me into fighting with them in Japan, so I don't fall into their plan to kill people with a knife."
Chinese PinYin : chā quān nòng tào
Playing tricks
uphold fairness without favouring anyone. shǒu zhèng bù náo
chuang chou dreaming a butterfly. zhuāng zhōu mèng dié
be both socialist-minded and professionally competent. yòu hóng yòu zhuān
survive countless distresses and worries. yōu huàn yú shēng