make up to the enemy
make up to the enemy
The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R è NZ é Izu ò Z ǐ, which means to refer to a wrong person who believes a delusion to be true. It is the same as "recognizing a thief as a son". From a penny.
Analysis of Idioms
Recognize a thief as a son
Idiom usage
In fact, the name of a villain is not correct. As for the name of a villain, the name of a villain is harmful! They even point to the deer as the horse and admit the thief as the son. On the absurdity of inheriting and reforming by Zhang Binglin
The origin of Idioms
Xu fuzuo's yiwenqian of the Ming Dynasty is the third one: "there are first-class people who turn their minds upside down and look for the East and the west, and lose the treasure in front of them. This is to admit a thief and make a son."
make up to the enemy