beastly
The Chinese idiom ch á IH ǔ s ì n ü è is used to describe evil people who behave like ferocious beasts. From Nandu Fu.
The origin of Idioms
In Han Dynasty, Zhang Heng's Nandu Fu: "the emperor disordered his administration, the Jackal and the tiger were rampant, and it was the autumn of the real revolution."
Idiom usage
Used as an object or attributive; used in the current situation. In the example, he often stayed with the Marquis of the same county, and was appointed by the dictatorial king. The inscription of Wei Wei Zhang Jian by Kong Rong in Han Dynasty
Chinese PinYin : chái hǔ sì nüè
beastly
Moving the country and moving the people. yí guó dòng zhòng
make use of an opportunity to achieve one 's end. shùn shuǐ tuī zhōu