harass the people and waste money(láo mín fèi cái)

harass the people and waste money

Labor and money, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l á om í NF è IC á I, which means not only the labor of the people, but also the waste of money, now also refers to the abuse of human and material resources. It comes from Nanzhao biography of the new Tang Dynasty.

Idiom usage

It refers to the unprofitable labor. It refers to the people who believe in the crazy and cunning, the people who believe in the wrong, the people who want to build water conservancy, and the people who spend money.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: waste people's money antonym: get twice the result with half the effort

The origin of Idioms

"The rule of the Tang Dynasty can't surpass that of the Han Dynasty, but the territory is wider than that of the three dynasties. It's hard for the people and money, and it's a disaster."

Idiom explanation

It's hard work for the people, but it's also a waste of money. It also refers to the abuse of human and material resources. It is also called "wasting people's money".

Chinese PinYin : láo mín fèi cái