the law does not protect the powerful persons(fǎ bù ē guì)

the law does not protect the powerful persons

FA BU a GUI, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ǎ B ù Gu ì, which means that the law does not show partiality even to noble people and powerful people; it describes fair law enforcement and equality before the law. From Han Feizi Youdu.

Idiom explanation

Law: law; a: partiality.

The origin of Idioms

Han Feizi Youdu: "the law is not noble, the rope is not winding.". When the law is applied, the wise can say, the brave dare to fight, punish the ministers, and reward the good without leaving a man

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] selfless and ruthless; antonym] bending the law for personal gain and corruption

Idiom usage

All men are equal before the law. Therefore, we must enforce the law and abide by the law and resolutely resist the invasion of unhealthy tendencies.

Chinese PinYin : fǎ bù ē guì