schemes and intrigues
Intrigue, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ī nm ó ugu ǐ J ì, which refers to secretly plotting bad things. It comes from the family of Prime Minister Chen in historical records.
Analysis of Idioms
[synonym] tricky [antonym] aboveboard
Idiom usage
The party is surrounded by the intrigues of its enemies and allies, but it is not alert. The speech of the Communist Party published by Mao Zedong
The origin of Idioms
"I have many conspiracies, which are forbidden by Taoism," said Chen Chengxiang's family in historical records Yu shenzhuan, a history of the Song Dynasty, said: "he was deeply involved in Cai Jing and became a close friend. He was a traitor and schemer in Beijing, and most of them got help."
Chinese PinYin : yīn móu guǐ jì
schemes and intrigues
instructions from one 's father. guò tíng zhī xùn
Wind from tiger, cloud from dragon. fēng cóng hǔ,yún cóng lóng
from the sideline while talking. dǎ biān gǔ
standing like a tripod -- a tripartite balance of forces. dǐng zú ér jū
hide one 's candle under a bushel. bù lù fēng máng