Acting for others

Acting for others

It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d à iyu è P á oz ǔ, which is used to refer to acting on behalf of others. It comes from Zhuangzi xiaoyaoyou written by Zhuangzi in the Warring States period, Song Dynasty and Zhou Dynasty“

The source of the idiom is Zhuangzi's xiaoyaoyou: "although the Pao people don't treat the Pao, the corpse wishes that they can't go over the bottle and replace it." Cheng xuanyingshu: "Pao Ren, the person in charge of Pao kitchen, is the present taiguan catering. The corpse is the God of the temple. Zhu, then this too often too Zhu is also, holding the sacrificial version of the corpse and Zhu, it is called the corpse Zhu also. Bottles, wine vessels. Zus are meat utensils. " Later, he used the metaphor of "acting as an agent" to describe "acting as an agent".