gang up for selfish one 's own selfish interests(jié dǎng yíng sī)
gang up for selfish one 's own selfish interests
The Chinese idiom, Ji é D ǎ ngy í ngs ī in pinyin, means that bad people gather together to seek personal gain and do evil things. From the collection of Zhu Wen's official documents.
Idiom explanation
Party: group; camp: seeking.
The origin of Idioms
The eleventh chapter of the collection of Zhu Wen's official documents written by Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty: "the prime minister planted the party for personal gain and assumed the post of envoy alone."
Idiom usage
In the past, however, it was not a peaceful generation because of its alliance with treason. I'm afraid I can't help being on the Yellow list today and becoming an official in the future. The seventh chapter of Li Ruzhen's Jing Hua Yuan in Qing Dynasty and Ji Yun's Yuewei thatched cottage notes luanyang Xiaoxia Lu Si in Qing Dynasty: "this generation, friends, strive for progress."
Chinese PinYin : jié dǎng yíng sī
gang up for selfish one 's own selfish interests
