When enemies meet, they are especially open-minded

When enemies meet, they are especially open-minded

It is a Chinese idiom that enemies meet with each other, especially with eyes open. The Pinyin is ch ó ur é nxi à ngji à n, f è NW à iy à nzh à ng, which means that when two hostile parties meet, they are especially alert and sensitive to each other.

Idiom explanation

When enemies meet, they are especially alert and sensitive to each other.

Idioms and allusions

"Awaken the world and persevere in saying: Cai Ruihong's humiliation and revenge:" my husband is very reasonable; but when his enemies meet, they are very blind. How can they have a good time these days? " When Song Jiang saw it, he was both happy and angry: he who was happy was rewarded by councillor Lu's contribution, while he who was angry hated Shi Wengong for shooting King Chao. When his enemies met, he could not help but watch. Chapter 68 of outlaws of the marsh

Discrimination of words

Usage: as an object, clause; used when two hostile parties meet