make slanderous charges at sb

make slanderous charges at sb

It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h á nxu è x ù NR é n, which means to refer to fabricating facts to frame others. It comes from the new Zen master of Huanglong in the Yuan Dynasty of the five Lantern Festival.

Notes on Idioms

Bang, spray.

The origin of Idioms

"Five Lantern Festival yuan · Huanglong new Zen master FASI · chongjuekong Zen master": "if you are bloody, you pollute your mouth first. A hundred Zhang wild fox, lose his head and go crazy. Suddenly call back and do a somersault

Idiom usage

To frame a good person.