Society of Subjugation(wáng guó zhī shè)

Society of Subjugation

Society of the dead, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w á nggu ó zh ī sh è, which means the ancestral temple of the dead country. On behalf of the emperor, he took it as a symbol of national subjugation to warn himself. It comes from the story of Gu Liang, the fourth year of AI Gong.

The origin of Idioms

In the fourth year of AI Gong in the biography of Gu Liang: "the society of subjugation thinks that the temple screen is also the ring."

Idiom usage

Used as an object; used in writing. "The society of subjugation: in ancient times, the emperor also took the society of subjugation to divide the vassals and set an example for himself."

Chinese PinYin : wáng guó zhī shè