He has no eyes
It is a word with the pronunciation of M ù w ú s ā NCH ǐ, and the interpretation does not pay attention to the legal system. It's against the law and discipline. Three feet refers to the law. In ancient times, the law was written on a bamboo slip three feet long, so it was called the law
Idiom explanation
We don't pay attention to the legal system. It's against the law and discipline. Three feet refers to the law. In ancient times, the law was written on a bamboo slip three feet long, so it was called the law.
Idioms and allusions
Wang Shizhen of Qing Dynasty wrote in the book of changes: in broad daylight, it is not allowed to commit crimes against the rest of the party, be bold and reckless
Discrimination of words
Usage: as predicate, attribute; refers to lawlessness
He has no eyes
strike where or when the enemy is unprepared - gōng qí wú bèi
the beam breaking and the rafter falling -- the country being in a stage of ruin - dòng shé cuī huài