Abuse the heart of an old beast

Abuse the heart of an old beast

It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is n ü è L ǎ OSH ò UX ī n, which means to compare cruelty without benevolence, just like a beast. It comes from the biography of Wu Wuzi in Hanshu and Wang Shijia in Shiji.

Idiom explanation

Elder abuse: elder abuse. It refers to cruelty without benevolence, just like a beast.

The origin of Idioms

"Wu Wu Zi Zhuan" written by Ban Gu of Han Dynasty: "Wu Hu! The xungui family abused the old beast's heart and acted as a traitor. I've ordered you to lead me to the crime of seizure. " "Yu Xi! The Hun Cong family abused the heart of the old beast, violated the bandits, and acted cunningly. "