Overcorrect(jiǎo wǎng guò zhí)

Overcorrect

The idiom comes from yuejueshu xuwai biography written by Yuan Kang of the Han Dynasty: "the son's revenge, the minister's begging for thieves, sincere feeling of heaven, overcorrection, suckling dog feeding tiger, regardless of luck."

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