Violence against heaven

Violence against heaven

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is n ì Ti ā Nb à ow ù, which means to disobey the natural principle and harm the living beings. From Wenzi Jingcheng.

The origin of Idioms

"Jingcheng" in Wenzi: "therefore, Jingcheng is internally shaped, with air moving in the sky, the scenery and stars, the yellow dragon coming, the Phoenix coming, the spring coming out, the Jiagu growing, the river not overflowing, the sea not surging; the violence against heaven, that is, the thin eclipse of the sun and the moon, the five stars losing their line, the multiplication of the four seasons, the day and night light, the collapse of mountains, the dryness of rivers, the thunder in winter and the frost in summer."

Idiom usage

There was Chen's theft of Jiangbiao. At the beginning of my life, Chen Xu was still alive. He was willing to rebel and invade the garrison. The eighty fourth chapter of the romance of northern and southern history by Cai Dongfan