There is a way out

There is a way out

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ǎ ch ū y ī m é n, which means that the law is unified, consistent and not flexible. From the collection of Arts and culture.

explain

Interpretation means that the law is unified, consistent and not flexible.

allusion

It was published in the May 4th edition of Yiwenleiju, which quoted Du Yu's "zoushi" in Jin Dynasty: "the law comes from one school, and then people know that it is forbidden, officials have no lewdness and cleverness, politics is above, and people's safety is below."

usage

As a predicate or attribute; used in policy, etc.