Dodge the bad(záo pī yǐ dùn)

Dodge the bad

As a Chinese idiom, the pronunciation is Z á op ī y ǐ D ù n, which means to live in seclusion. It's from Huainanzi, the folk precepts of Qi Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

"Huainanzi Qi folk precepts:" Yan He, Lu Jun want to phase but do not, so that people with money first Yan, chisel training and escape

Idiom usage

Example: jieji written by Yang Xiong of Han Dynasty: "the scholars either prospered by themselves or evaded the bad." Tang Yuanjie's "asking Jinshi": "who is going to run away, who is going to sweep the door all day?" The second chapter of Lao Can's Travels: "what's the difference between those who run away from evil and those who don't listen?"

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: chisel for evidence, chisel for jade, chase after the exile and flee after hearing the wind

Chinese PinYin : záo pī yǐ dùn