Eliminate evil and punish evil
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ú Xi é ch é ng è, which means to eliminate evil and punish bad people. From the postscript of editing and proofreading.
The origin of Idioms
Lu Xun's edited postscript: "he loved to read chivalrous novels, and he became a chivalrous maniac. He insisted on going everywhere to eliminate evil and punish evil, and encountered all kinds of setbacks."
Idiom usage
Most of his novels eulogize heroes who eliminate evil and punish evil.
Chinese PinYin : chú xié chéng è
Eliminate evil and punish evil
a wife lifts the tray to a level with her eyebrows to show great respect for her husband. jǔ àn qí méi
laden with sorrow and maladies. duō chóu duō bìng
like nature itself -- highest quality. hún rán tiān chéng
demeanour of a transcendent being. dào gǔ xiān fēng
Pull out the tree and shake the mountain. bá shù hàn shān