rolers squeeze the people to enrich themselves(mín gāo mín zhī)

rolers squeeze the people to enrich themselves

Mingao Minzhi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m í ng ā om í nzh ī, which refers to the wealth created by people's blood and sweat. From Shu Shou Wu.

Idiom explanation

Cream, fat: grease. It refers to the wealth created by people's blood and sweat.

The origin of Idioms

The second volume of Shu Shou Wu written by song, Zhang and Tang Ying: "the salary and salary of the people, the people's livelihood.". It's unkind to be a parent. "

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: Minzhi Mingao.

Idiom usage

As an object; of people's wealth.

Examples

In Yuan Dynasty, the third fold of village music hall written by Wu Mingshi: "you are well paid and well paid, the people are generous and the people are easy to abuse, and the God can't bully you!"

Chinese PinYin : mín gāo mín zhī