devoid of justice
One day, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ǒ UTI ā NW ú R ì, which means to speak without fear and scruples. It also means that there is no justice in the dark. It comes from Li Kui's defeat of Jing by Kang Jinzhi of Yuan Dynasty.
Analysis of Idioms
[synonym]: there is no day, there is no law, there is no day in the dark
Idiom usage
You go from emperors and vassals to civil and military officials The way of the world is not like the way of the world. Yao xueyin's Li Zicheng, Volume 2, chapter 53
The origin of Idioms
The second discount of yuan · Kang Jinzhi's "Li Kui's defeat of Jing" is: "Yuan comes to Liangshan Park, and there will be no day."
Idiom story
Jiao Da was very kind to the ancestors of Jia family. He had gone through life and death to protect his master. He would rather drink horse urine himself. As a result, Jiao Da was proud of himself in Jia's house and often looked down upon other slaves. He scolded Jia Rong for sneaking around every day and raising his younger brother-in-law. The slaves were so scared that they tied him up.
Chinese PinYin : yǒu tiān wú rì
devoid of justice
quickly change and make improvements. fān rán gǎi jìn
Chanting the wind and the moon. yǒng cháo fēng yuè
with dishevelled hair and a dirty face. péng tóu gòu miàn
as easy as blowing away the dust. chuī huī zhī lì
Snake into a dragon, the same text. shé huà wéi lóng,bù biàn qí wén
If you don't talk about the ice and charcoal, you will know the heat and cold. bīng tàn bù yán,lěng rè zì míng
Buddha is gold, man is clothes. fó shì jīn zhuāng,rén shì yī zhuāng