to work shame-facedly with one 's enemies
It is a Chinese idiom, MI ǎ NY á NSH ì ch ó u, which means to act shamelessly for the enemy. It comes from Wang Jinming, a brief history of the revolutionary martyrs in luanzhou.
From Luo Zhengwei's Wang Jinming, a brief introduction to the revolutionary martyrs in luanzhou: "if you are shy and resentful, you will be safe for the tiger?"
to work shame-facedly with one 's enemies
To suspend troops according to the law - àn jiǎ xiū bīng
as though heaven and earth had fallen - tiān bēng dì chè
with a severe countenance and a harsh voice - zhèng yán lì yán