nepotism

nepotism

Nepotism, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ú nd à IGU à nx à, which means women's affinity in collusion with each other. It's from the official and the unofficial.

Idiom explanation

Nepotism: refers to the relatives of a wife, daughter or sister.

The origin of Idioms

The third volume of Chao Ye Lei Yao written by Zhao Sheng of Song Dynasty: "the son-in-law of the prince Nanban is called Xigong, which is the so-called County horse, and is commonly known as the official with a skirt and head."

Idiom usage

It refers to women's affinity. Let's take her colleagues as an example. Quite a few of them came to have a meal. Mao Dun's disillusionment