Hanging the dead to heal the wounded

Hanging the dead to heal the wounded

Hang the dead and heal the wounded, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is di à OS à f ú sh à ng, which means hang the dead and help the wounded. From the southern history, Qi Jishang, Gao Di.

The origin of Idioms

In the southern history of Qi Dynasty, Emperor Gao said, "the Duke of Qi has to pay lip service, abstain from the morning expedition, start to hand over soldiers and chariots, swing in the atmosphere, hang the dead and heal the wounded, and publicize huangze."

Analysis of Idioms

Close synonym: asking for disease by hanging death

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate, metaphor, or attribute; used of a leader. When Zhenru went out of the pass, he met the soldiers, hanged the dead and healed the wounded, and made the army and the people happy. The biography of Fang Zhenru in the history of Ming Dynasty