Slander in a subtle way(wēi wén shēn dǐ)

Slander in a subtle way

In Chinese, Pinyin is w ē IW é NSH ē nd ǐ, which means to try every means to make an innocent person guilty. It comes from the biography of cruel officials in historical records by Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

So he was in charge of his father's Yan and Huainan's anti prison, so he slandered and killed many people. Sima Qian's biographies of cruel officials in historical records in the Western Han Dynasty

Idiom story

During the Han Dynasty, general Weiqing promoted Hedong Xianxuan as an official. All the way to success, Xianxuan was always Zhongcheng. He was ordered to deal with the cases of zhufuyan and Huainan rebellion. He set out many people's accusations in abstruse and difficult words. He killed them and made people panic. His practice eventually led to suicide.

Idiom usage

Try every means to make the innocent a person

Examples

The more serious the slander, the more the capital. Zhao Ye, Tang Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : wēi wén shēn dǐ