unfair treatment

unfair treatment

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is k ǔ L è B ù J ū n, which means that the same people enjoy different treatment. Describe unequal treatment. It comes from the biography of the five kings of Taiwu in the book of Wei.

The origin of Idioms

"Wei Shu · biography of the five kings of Taiwu" said: "the bitterness and happiness are not equal, the sheep are few, the wolf is many, there is encroachment again, this is a long-term disadvantage."

Idiom usage

In the first year, one of the stalls is a mile, and in the next year, two of the stalls are a mile. The amount of corvee is different in different years. History of the Qing Dynasty (2)