Be more worthiless than pigs

Be more worthiless than pigs

The dog is more worthiless than pigs. The Chinese idioms are Pinyin g, UZH B, Ru, meaning even pigs and dogs. To describe a person whose conduct is inferior to that of a pig or dog. From Xunzi, honor and disgrace.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] gougougoufeiying, incorruptible and shameless, better than pig and dog

The origin of Idioms

"Xunzi * honor and Disgrace": "people also forget their bodies, forget their relatives, forget their kings, but also people, but not dog."

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; predicate, attributive; derogatory. You're such an evil scum. More worthiless than pigs, Guo Moruo's "fifth crowns". (Li Ao, more worthiless than pigs), "the 62 seals of Beijing". "The court is to worship you as a general, and you should not be neglected, but if you surrender to treason, you will be very cruel."