capture and summarily execute

capture and summarily execute

A Chinese idiom, G é sh ā f ú L ù n in pinyin, means to kill a person who refuses to be arrested, commits an assault or violates the ban on the spot instead of being convicted of murder. It's the same as "shoot to kill". It's from "chronicle of China and the West: Yuemin Yishi".

The origin of Idioms

Xia Xie of the Qing Dynasty wrote in the chronicle of China and the west, the righteous teacher of the Guangdong people: "foreigners who enter their own world will be killed at the right time."

Idiom usage

A person who resists arrest can be killed on the spot. examples if there is a case of white resistance to arrest, it should be regarded as killing and killing. (the third chapter of negative exposure gossip)