a traitor through the ages(qiān gǔ zuì rén)
a traitor through the ages
Ancient sinners, Chinese idioms, Pinyin Qi ā ng ǔ Zu ì R é n, describe the crime is always remembered. From Yujiao pear.
The origin of Idioms
In the third chapter of Yu Jiao Li written by Ti di San Ren in the Qing Dynasty, "not only Lao Yang, a beast, has been a sinner for thousands of years, that is to say, my younger brother should be ashamed to guess a gentleman from the heart of a villain."
Idiom usage
This shameless traitor who betrays his country and seeks glory will eventually become a ～, a long-lasting evil.
Chinese PinYin : qiān gǔ zuì rén
a traitor through the ages
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