Hand in hand(jiāo bì lì zhǐ)

Hand in hand

Jiaojiaolizhi is a Chinese idiom, and its pronunciation is Ji ā ob ì L ì zh ǐ, which is interpreted as the punishment of a criminal who has two hands tied back and receives the finger. It's a description of suffering, no freedom.

explain

Hand in hand: two hands tied back; calendar refers to the punishment of the ancient finger.

source

Chuang Tzu, heaven and earth: "it's the criminals who cross arms, and the tigers and leopards can also be obtained from the cage."

Chinese PinYin : jiāo bì lì zhǐ