People and gods are alike
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R é NSH é NT ó NGJ í, which means that both man and God hate each other. It is said that the people are very resentful. From Yang Yuru's Xinhai Revolution.
The origin of Idioms
The fifth chapter of Yang Yuru's Xinhai Revolution records: "tyranny is as dense as a cobweb, people fall into the ashes, people are jealous, heaven and earth do not allow."
Idiom usage
Used as an attributive or adverbial; used in public indignation
People and gods are alike
There is a stalemate between the branches and the cadres - zhī gàn xiāng xhí
an important juncture of life and death - shēng sǐ guān tóu
peerless or matchless bravery or valour - yǒng guàn sān jūn