make several cross-examinations

make several cross-examinations

The Pinyin is s ā NTU ī Li ù w è n, a Chinese idiom, which used to refer to repeated interrogation. It's from Kan touban.

Idiom explanation

Push: investigate; ask: interrogate.

The origin of Idioms

The third fold of the Yuan dynasty sun Zhongzhang's "kan touban" is: "his wife sued the villain to the government, questioned him, tortured him, beat him, but he had to bow."

Idiom usage

It refers to repeated trial.

Examples

He dragged your child to the government, and he was tortured. Guan Hanqing's the injustice of Dou'e in Yuan Dynasty