being in an awkward position , one who has no corrupt practices , is liable to be under suspicion(wú sī yǒu bì)

being in an awkward position , one who has no corrupt practices , is liable to be under suspicion

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is w ú s ī y ǒ UB ì, which means that although there is no selfish intention, it has disadvantages, because it is in a position of suspicion.

Idiom explanation

Private: selfishness; disadvantage: deceiving and muddling things. Because of being in the suspected place, although there is no private malpractice, it is easy to be suspected.

Idioms and allusions

The 26th chapter of living hell written by Li Baojia in Qing Dynasty: "but if the news goes out, it must be said that it is selfless and harmless. Besides, after your leaders catch people and come to take care of the shop, can the shop go on?"

Discrimination of words

[pinyin code]: wsyb

It's a catwalk

usage

To act as a predicate

Be able to use picion even without or rupt practice in robust place

Chinese PinYin : wú sī yǒu bì