No punishment

No punishment

In Chinese, the Pinyin is x í ngcu ò B ù y ò ng, which means that criminal law is placed but not used; it describes political peace. It comes from Wang Jia, biography of Xunli in northern history.

Notes on Idioms

Measures: setting, facilities.

The origin of Idioms

According to Wang Jia in biography of Xunli in northern history, if the officials were to make the best of Wang Jia's wife, everyone would be of Li Shen's generation, and the punishment would not be used, how far away would it be

Idiom usage

It refers to the peaceful and prosperous times. In the old book of the Tang Dynasty, Li Li Zhi 3: "Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty did not ascend the throne, but practiced frugality and spared no punishment." In ancient times, the so-called "supreme rule" was called "giving enough to the family", "comparing the family with the family, and" punishment without punishment ". Yanfu's yuanqiang