stir up enmity
Tongue twister, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ti á Ozu ǐ n ò ngsh é, which means to gossip behind one's back. It comes from the story of Li Cuilian.
Analysis of Idioms
[synonym]: tongue, lip and tongue
Idiom usage
When did you go out, Du Xing was very presumptuous and came in from time to time to cheat me. The fourth chapter of Chen Chen's Shuihu houzhuan in Qing Dynasty
The origin of Idioms
"Sooner or later, the East is going to light up. If you don't finish your make-up, you'll still have a tongue in your mouth!"
Chinese PinYin : tiáo zuǐ nòng shé
stir up enmity
The party is strong and prosperous. dǎng jiān shì shèng
make a spectacle of oneself. dāng chǎng chū cǎi
big in stature and eminent in virtue without comparison. shuò dà wú péng