covetous and corrupt officers(làn guān wū lì)

covetous and corrupt officers

Abusive officials, pronounced L à NGU à NW à L à, is an idiom, which means abusive officials: corrupt officials. Formerly known as corrupt officials.

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Abusive officials: corrupt officials. Formerly known as corrupt officials.

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In Yuan Dynasty, Guan Hanqing's the injustice of Dou'e, the fourth fold: "only because I am honest and upright, and I have strong moral integrity, and I am sorry for Xie Shengen, I have been promoted to the post of an envoy for punishing and punishing the government, and I have been scrutinized everywhere, and I have been aware of the corrupt officials, and let me cut first and then play." [example] if you kill all of them, you will give them gold medals, and the sword will blow quickly. You can share your worries with one person and eliminate the harm of all the people. Tian Han's Guan Hanqing

Discrimination of words

[usage] used as subject, object and attribute; refers to corrupt officials.

Chinese PinYin : làn guān wū lì