traitor
It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is n ì ch é NZ é iz ǐ, which means people who don't obey the rule of monarch and minister, father and son, and later people with different aspirations. From Mencius Teng Wengong II.
Idiom usage
It's an example of a person who has a different mind. It's not true that there is no such thing as the son of a traitor. It doesn't mean that the present one is close to the family of a traitor!
Analysis of Idioms
Synonyms: disorderly officials and corrupt officials, rebellious officials and corrupt officials
The origin of Idioms
Mencius Teng Wen Gong Xia: "Confucius became the spring and Autumn Annals, but the officials and thieves were afraid."
Idiom explanation
Rebellious Minister: rebellious minister; Thief: rebellious son. It used to refer to people who didn't follow the way of monarch, minister, father and son. Later, it generally refers to people with different aspirations.
Chinese PinYin : nì chén zéi zǐ
traitor
Drink ice and be ready to sprout. yǐn bīng rú bò
one 's word does not express his idea. cí bù dá yì
All the branches and Graves. lián zhī gòng zhǒng