Run counter to public interests

Run counter to public interests

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B è Ig ō ngy í ngs ī, which means to harm the public and benefit the private. From on protecting the law.

The origin of Idioms

Zhang Shangying of the Song Dynasty wrote in "on protecting the law" that "today, those who violate the public and private interests are constantly invading the fishing industry."

Idiom usage

"Guo Shuyun:" Mingzhu and Yu Guozhu betray the public and private interests. "