Left and right(zuǒ yíng yòu fú)

Left and right

Zuoyingyoufu, a Chinese idiom, means "pick up on the left and brush on the right" in pinyin. It's easy to clean up your opponent. It comes from the Chu family in historical records.

The origin of Idioms

"The twelve princes of ruofusi, lingering on the left and brushing on the right, can once be exhausted," says the Chu family in historical records

Idiom usage

Changli and fangweng are mostly positive, while Dongpo is on the opposite side. They are not good at narration. Zhao Yi's Oubei Shihua in Qing Dynasty Volume 5

Chinese PinYin : zuǒ yíng yòu fú