Appreciate and persuade the public

Appreciate and persuade the public

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ǎ ngy ī Qu à nzh ò ng, which means to reward one person's advanced deeds and encourage many people. It comes from conspiracy.

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Reward one person's advanced deeds and encourage many people.

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In the conspiracy written by Lu Shang of Zhou Dynasty, it is said that "to kill one is to punish ten thousand, and to reward one is to persuade the public, which is the power and blessing of the Ming emperor."