interests and disputes

interests and disputes

Right and wrong, idiom. Right and wrong: dispute, dispute. All kinds of interests and disputes between people.

Idiom explanation

Idiom: right and wrong pronunciation: R é NW ǒ sh ì f ē I interpretation: right and wrong: dispute, dispute. All kinds of interests and disputes between people.

The origin of Idioms

Source: yuan · Ma Zhiyuan's "a dream of yellow Sorghum" the fourth fold: "18 years in a dream, I saw wine, sex, wealth, right and wrong, greed, anger, infatuation, wind, frost, rain and snow."

Examples of Idioms

Example: in a dream, when you see ~, you will rise and fall, and then you will rise and fall. The wedge of Du Huanglong by Wu Mingshi in Ming Dynasty