see through sb . 's treachery

see through sb . 's treachery

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ò ngch á Q í Ji ā n, which means to see other people's intrigues clearly. It comes from the biography of Dong chuance in the history of Ming Dynasty.

explain

I have a clear view of other people's intrigues.

allusion

Source: biography of Dong chuance in the history of the Ming Dynasty: "Song Ren is evil and wrongs the country. Does your majesty not have insight into the evil?" example: if a wise man is a gentleman, ～ In order to prevent everything from happening, he didn't want to come to the door. (Chapter 12 of Jing Hua Yuan by Li Ruzhen in Qing Dynasty)