kill with lawful authority(gé shā wù lùn)

kill with lawful authority

Shoot to kill, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g é sh ā w ù L ù n, which means to kill a person who refuses to arrest, commits an assault or violates the ban on the spot without being convicted of murder. It comes from the biography of Liu Penzi in the book of the later Han Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

Case: fight; case: kill; no matter: not guilty.

The origin of Idioms

According to the biography of Liu Penzi in the book of the later Han Dynasty, "every Qing is an old servant. Today, the etiquette of the monarch and the officials is set up, but the food is more disorderly. Children's play is not so, so they can be killed. "

Analysis of Idioms

Gesha no matter

Idiom usage

A person who resists arrest can be killed on the spot instead of being convicted of murder. example in case of resisting arrest in vain, ~. (the third chapter of negative exposure gossip) "the laws of the Tang Dynasty" Volume 18 "nine rules for thieves": those who enter the house without any reason in the night will be punished 40 times. If the master kills at any time, let alone him. If you know that it is not an invasion and kill the injured, reduce the fight and kill the second class. Yan people are still addicted to wine, first educate them, if they don't listen to advice, kill them. All those who want to be deserters will be killed! when escorting a prisoner, if the prisoner wants to escape, he can be killed on the spot!

Chinese PinYin : gé shā wù lùn