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In Chinese, Pinyin is w ú è B ù Z à o, which means doing bad things. It comes from the book of hundreds of metaphors, deceitful words and horse death metaphors.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of hundred metaphors, deceitful words and horse death metaphors, it says, "kill all living beings, add Chu poison to them, call themselves good, and create all evil, just like that fool."

Analysis of Idioms

No evil, no evil

Idiom usage

I've done a lot of bad things

Examples

This kind of person will be punished sooner or later.