ordinary townspeople
Shijingzhichen, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ì J ǐ ngzh ī ch é n, which means people in the city. From Guanzi xiaokuang.
Idiom usage
In the Republic of China, it is said that the officials of the city are the officials of the city, and the law is not the officials of the city.
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: villain
The origin of Idioms
Guanzi xiaokuang: "when you are in business, you must be in the market." Mencius wanzhangxia: "in the country, it is said that the officials of the city, in the field, it is said that the officials of the grass are all common people."
Idiom explanation
Marketplace: it was called a place of business in ancient times. It used to refer to the people in the city.
ordinary townspeople
be present in person on the grand occasion - gōng féng qí shèng
droop one 's head and allow oneself to be bound -- to give no resistance - fǔ shǒu jiù fù
fowls and dogs turn immortals -- relatives and followers of a high official got promotion after him - jī quǎn shēng tiān