hate injustice like poison(jí è rú chóu)

hate injustice like poison

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j í è R ú ch ó u, which means that hating bad people and bad things is just like hating enemies. It comes from Han Kong Rong's Jian you Heng Biao.

The origin of Idioms

In Han Kong Rong's table of recommending you to balance, it is said that "loyalty results in integrity; ambition cherishes the frost moon; seeing good is like fear; evil is like hatred."

Idioms and allusions

The idiom "disease and evil like hatred" originated from the Eastern Han Dynasty Taiwei. Chen fan, a native of Runan Pingyu (now Henan Pingyu), wrote a memorial to the emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty. For the two loyal ministers. One is Zhang Jian, a subordinate of Zhai Chao, the prefect of Shanyang. He saw Zhong Chang Shi Hou LAN doing harm to the common people in his hometown. After his mother died, he built a lot of buildings. When the impeachment failed, he destroyed Hou Lan's mother's tomb and house, and made Zhai Chao guilty. One is Huang Fu, the Prime Minister of the East China Sea. He heard that Xu Xuan, the nephew of Xu Huang, was cruel and cruel when he served as xiapi order. He once asked the daughter of the former Runan prefect to be his wife. Because he was refused, he broke into the house and robbed people. He also killed him by shooting arrows as a game. After Huang Fu got this information, he immediately went to his house to arrest the murderer and beheaded Xu Xuan, who had committed a lot of crimes on the spot, so he was convicted and sentenced. Regardless of his personal safety, chen fan, the then Taiwei, wrote a letter to Emperor Huan, criticizing emperor Huan's actions with justice and solemnity, declaring that Hou LAN and Xu xuanzhi were worthy of death. At the same time, he expressed his admiration for Zhai Chao and Huang Fu's indomitable and hostile actions, and asked for forgiveness of their crimes.

Idiom usage

He is a good example to the warlords and politicians. Red flag spectrum by Liang Bin

Analysis of Idioms

It is obligatory and courageous to act for a just cause

Chinese PinYin : jí è rú chóu