work shame facedly with one's enemies(tiǎn yán shì chóu)
work shame facedly with one's enemies
The Chinese idiom, Ti ǎ NY á NSH ì ch ó u in pinyin, means to work shamelessly for the enemy. It comes from Wang Jinming, a brief history of the revolutionary martyrs in luanzhou.
The origin of Idioms
Luo Zhengwei's Wang Jinming, a brief introduction to the revolutionary martyrs in luanzhou, said, "if you are shy and resentful, do you want to be safe for the tiger?"
Idiom usage
Strong political education and appropriate organization should be given to the residents who can not retreat, so that even under the occupation of the Japanese aggressors, they can not retreat. Xinhua Daily, November 28, 1938
Chinese PinYin : tiǎn yán shì chóu
work shame facedly with one's enemies
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