Cultivating the party for private gain(yíng sī zhí dǎng)

Cultivating the party for private gain

It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is y í ngs ī zh í D ǎ ng, which means to seek personal gain by combining party members. It's from the story of the golden age: the house of Lords.

The origin of Idioms

Zheng Guanying wrote in his book "Sheng Shi Wei Yan · on the Senate" that "native place can not be separated, plain practice can not be tested, and wisdom and wisdom can not be unified, then cultivating the party for private use and selling names will not benefit."

Idiom usage

To act as a predicate, attribute, or object

Examples

In my opinion, if you want to change someone who is not based on the premise of educational administration, but only on the basis of, I will go away a long time ago. ——Experience 18 by Zou Taofen

Chinese PinYin : yíng sī zhí dǎng