kill without spilling blood

kill without spilling blood

Killing without blood is a Chinese word, Pinyin sh ā R é Nb ù Ji à nxu è, source: Zhenguan dignitaries by Wu Jing of Tang Dynasty. The basic definition is: killing without showing any trace. It's very sinister to describe the means of harming people.

interpretation

There's no trace of murder. It's very sinister to describe the means of harming people.

source

Wu Jing's Zhenguan Zhengyao in the Tang Dynasty asked Xu Jingzong, "among all the officials in my opinion, only Qing is the most virtuous. What's wrong with him?" Jingzong said to him, "the spring rain is like cream, the farmer likes its moistening, the pedestrian hates its muddy; the autumn moon is like a mirror, the beauty likes its enjoying, the thief hates its brilliance, is it a pity that the heaven and the earth is so big? There is no fat sheep and good wine to reconcile right and wrong, and right and wrong cannot be heard and heard. When the king listens to the minister, the father listens to the son, the husband and wife listen to each other, the friends listen to each other, the relatives listen to each other, and the neighbors listen to each other. Life is seven feet, beware of three inch tongue; there is a dragon spring on the tongue, killing people without blood. " The emperor said, "your words are very good. I should know them."

Examples

Ming Dynasty Feng Menglong's "awakening the world" Volume 35: "that Li Linfu's mixed name is Li Maoer. In the past, I don't know how many ministers have been damaged, but he is the executioner who kills people without blood."

words whose meaning is similar

kill in cold blood

antonym

heal the wounded and rescue the dying

grammar

Complex sentence; attributive, clause; derogatory