A turtle becomes a turtle(zhèng guī chéng biē)

A turtle becomes a turtle

Zheng GUI Cheng BIE, a four character Chinese idiom, is used as predicate and attributive, meaning to say that a turtle is a turtle. Metaphors are deliberately distorted to confuse right and wrong. It comes from Su Shi's Dongpo Zhilin Jiashi wubuke of Song Dynasty. It refers to deliberately distorting and confusing right and wrong.

Idiom explanation

Explain the turtle as a turtle. Metaphors are deliberately distorted to confuse right and wrong.

The origin of Idioms

Song Sushi's Dongpo Zhilin Jiashi wubu: "Emperor Wu of Jin wanted to marry a wife for the prince. Wei Yu said, "there are five things you can't do about Jia: green, black, short, jealous and childless." He was praised and married by many officials, and died in Jin Dynasty It's not strange that the slang says "a turtle becomes a turtle.". From this point of view, we can see that "a turtle becomes a snake."

Idiom usage

It refers to deliberate distortion

Discrimination of words

words whose meaning is similar

deliberately misrepresent

antonym

seek truth from facts

Chinese PinYin : zhèng guī chéng biē