divide and rule(fēn ér zhì zhī)

divide and rule

Divide and rule, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ē n é RZH ì zh ī, which means to govern separately; use means to split the country, nation or religion, and then control and rule them. From Qun Jing Ping Yi Zhou Guan er.

The origin of Idioms

In the book Qun Jing Ping Yi · Zhou Guan Er written by Yu Yue in Qing Dynasty, there are two Wu Ma corporal and four doctors: "if there is a disease in any country, it is necessary to make a choice, so that the doctors can divide and rule, and they will not cure themselves."

Idiom usage

It refers to separate management. examples to maintain friendly relations between countries, mutual benefit and the cause of peace, to oppose national slavery, and to oppose the strategy of ~. Song Qingling's the unity of the people is invincible

Chinese PinYin : fēn ér zhì zhī