offense of imposing lighter or heavier sentences than necessary in ancient china(chū rù rén zuì)
offense of imposing lighter or heavier sentences than necessary in ancient china
The Chinese idiom ch ū R ù R é nzu ì in pinyin means that the court judges wrongly, holding the guilty person innocent and the innocent person guilty. From on the use of punishment.
The origin of Idioms
Wang Yucheng of Song Dynasty wrote on the use of punishment: "however, we can see that the use of punishment is contrary to that in ancient times. What is it? Those who are forbidden by today's court officials say, "so it's just a crime."
Idiom usage
It refers to those who commit crimes according to this law. History of the Ming Dynasty
Analysis of Idioms
Near synonym: committed a crime
Chinese PinYin : chū rù rén zuì
offense of imposing lighter or heavier sentences than necessary in ancient china
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