Fear of punishment(huì bīng wèi xíng)

Fear of punishment

As a Chinese idiom, Hu ì B ī NGW è IX í ng in pinyin means to be cautious in the use of war and punishment. It's from Da Li Qing Cheng Fu.

The origin of Idioms

Zhang Lei of Song Dynasty wrote in his ode to Qingcheng of Dali: "if you are the ancestor, you will always be the one.". He who conceals his troops and fears his punishment will eat his goods later. It's not easy to have profits and losses in politics. "

Idiom usage

To act as an object or attributive

Chinese PinYin : huì bīng wèi xíng