accuse sb. of a crime falsely
The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ù R ù R é nzu ì, which means that the case is not properly settled and the crime is deliberately imposed on others. It's from the law of the Tang Dynasty.
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: committing a crime; antonym: taking a thief for stolen goods and taking a traitor for both
The origin of Idioms
"The Tang Dynasty law Shuyi · duanju" says, "if you don't ask other people to commit a crime outside the original pleading, you should be punished for the crime."
Idiom usage
For the first time in the biography of Haodan, a famous Taoist in Qing Dynasty: "if my father made a pseudonym, it would be a deception."
Chinese PinYin : gù rù rén zuì
accuse sb. of a crime falsely
Out of sight, out of mind. yǎn bù jiàn,xīn bù fán
cut the weeds and dig up the roots. chǎn cǎo chú gēn
write well , fast and without need of revision. wén wú jiā diǎn