Slander the heart and the stomach

Slander the heart and the stomach

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x ī Nb à NGF ù f ē I, which means not saying in the mouth but condemning in the heart. It comes from the biography of marquis Wu'an of Wei Qi in historical records.

Idiom explanation

If you don't say it in your mouth, you condemn it in your heart. It means to oppose secretly.

The origin of Idioms

According to the biography of Wei Qi and Wu'an marquis in historical records, Wei Qi and Guan Fu gathered the world's heroes and scholars day and night to discuss, slander and slander

Idiom usage

An example is the biography of Wei Qi and Wu'an marquis in historical records: "Wei Qi and Guan Fu gather the world's heroes and heroes day and night to discuss and slander."

Use as a predicate or attributive