take bribes insatiably(tān huì wú yì)

take bribes insatiably

Bribery without skill, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t ā nhu ì w ú y ì, which means that the reactionary ruling class plundered people's wealth indefinitely. From Guoyu Jinyu 8.

The origin of Idioms

In Guoyu · Jinyu 8, it is said that "when you reach Huanzi, you should be proud of Thailand, extravagant, greedy and incompetent. If you want to do something, you should be ambitious. If you want to borrow money, you should pay bribes

Idiom usage

To be insatiable is to be insatiable. They don't pay attention to the enemy, but they are capable of killing people inside. They are the base of rumors and the production place of evil. (Mao Zedong's ten requirements to the Kuomintang)

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: greed without skill antonym: clean and honest

Idiom story

In the spring and Autumn period, a man from the state of Jin went to visit Han xuanzi. Han xuanzi said that he was a Qing in name, but in fact he had little wealth. He was surprised that his uncle congratulated him. Uncle Xiang said that when Luan Wuzi was Shangqing in the past, there was only one servant and a hundred hectares of land in his family. People all respected him, but his son, Jiqing, was greedy for money and bribes, which almost led to his death.

Chinese PinYin : tān huì wú yì