clasp an enemy to one 's bosom
As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is R è nd í Zu ò f ù. It means to be willing to sell to the enemy. From Pu Ren's 2000 years.
The origin of Idioms
Pu Ren's "two thousand years" Eight: "at the same time, we can't help thinking about those big traitors who recognize the enemy as their father and sell their country for glory."
Idiom usage
He is willing to take refuge in the enemy
clasp an enemy to one 's bosom
have too little wisdom to undertake great things - zhì xiǎo móu dà
To move Qi and nourish the body - jū yí qì,yǎng yí tǐ
the nation is prosperous and the people are strong and powerful - guó fù mín qiáng