make no exception(yī shì tóng rén)

make no exception

The Chinese idiom, y ī sh ì t ó NgR é n in pinyin, originally means that saints treat people the same way and show benevolence. After more that the same view of people, regardless of thick and thin. From the original man.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms are fair, equal and equal; antonyms are different and more important

Idiom usage

The police are not afraid of bicycles, even more foreign cars and tricycles. They are not happy with foreign cars and tricycles. If they don't like them, they will come together. Zhu Ziqing's back Miscellany

The origin of Idioms

Han Yu, Tang Dynasty, wrote in the original man: "so the sages treat each other equally, and they are close but far away."

Chinese PinYin : yī shì tóng rén