rat scampering in the street

When a mouse crosses the street, everyone shouts

The synonym "rat crossing the street" generally refers to "rat crossing the street, everyone yelling to fight, rat crossing the street, everyone yelling to fight", read as l ǎ OSH ǔ Gu ò Ji ē, R é NR é NH ǎ nd ǎ. It's a metaphor for things that harm people. Everyone hates them. From Mao Zedong's eight part essay of the opposition party: "if we make these two monsters show their true colors," rats cross the street, and everyone shouts, "these two monsters will be easily eliminated."

meaning

Idiom: rat crossing the street, everyone shouts and beats. Pinyin: l ǎ OSH ǔ Gu ò Ji ē, R é NR é NH ǎ nd ǎ. example: criminals must stop at the precipice, or they will turn into rats crossing the street and everyone will shout.

words whose meaning is similar

Scurrying, fleeing and fleeing

antonym

in a flagrant way

grammar

Compound sentence; as object, clause; derogatory; refers to the treatment of bad people.

source

Mao Zedong's eight part essay of the opposition party: "if we make these two monsters show their true colors," rats cross the street and everyone shouts, "these two monsters will be easily eliminated."

Folklore

According to legend, a group of mice who have lived near the ruins of the bazaar for a long time endure the scorching heat and winter all day long, and eat human waste, so that they are skinny and gray. they are always indignant, because they admire the "delicacy" of the world. One day, a mouse suggested, "why don't we go to the grand magistrate and beg for mercy?" A group of mice came to the statue of the grand judge and prayed, "just and kind grand judge, please change my destiny. We will be very grateful to you." only the voice of the grand magistrate came from the sky: "you were corrupt officials in previous lives! There is a saying: "the past greedy scraping cream, this life suffering for the rat; only until the debt of the past, the next life can be expected into humanity."! It's hard to disobey heaven's principles. I can't help it unless you devote yourself to the Buddha and accumulate good deeds! " a few mice said in a low voice: "what's the rule of heaven?"?! I'm not going to help us! We are so smart that we will find a way to find the granary in the world and enjoy the delicious food in the world What's funny is that their whispers can't escape the ears of the grand magistrate. The grand judge was angry: "you don't know the natural law and Buddhism. Today's nonsense is a crime. Now tell mankind that in the future, everyone should shout and fight when mice cross the street! " The grand magistrate originally wanted to say that "everyone can kill mice when they see them", but considering that human beings may start to commit crimes by killing mice innocently and indiscriminately, he changed his words to "everyone shouts when mice cross the street". a group of mice left without interest!