juggle with the law
juggle with the law
Dancing, writing and playing is an idiom, pronounced w ǔ w é NW á NF ǎ, which means to distort legal provisions and engage in malpractice for personal gain.
explain
Distorting legal provisions and engaging in malpractice for personal gain.
source
"Shi Ji · Huo Zhi liezhuan" said: "the officials who do not evade the punishment of the knife and saw are not in the bribe."
Discrimination of words
If he is really a muddler, he is a muddler, but he knows how to play. Lu Xun's grave from beard to tooth
usage
As predicate, object, attribute; refers to the distortion of legal provisions
juggle with the law
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