Feed the tiger

Feed the tiger

It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is y ǎ NGH ǔ Z ì Ni è, which means to appease the enemy and eventually damage yourself. It comes from Jianzhong temple, a record of Jialan in Luoyang, written by Yang xuanzhi of the Northern Wei Dynasty.

Idiom idiom

"The Empress Dowager (Empress Dowager Ling) cried and said:" raise a tiger to bite itself, and a long Cobra becomes a snake. " It is also called "raising a tiger to kill itself" and "raising a tiger to kill itself".

Idiom usage

To connive at the enemy

Analysis of Idioms

Close synonyms: nourish carbuncle to cause trouble, let the tiger go back to the mountain, endless trouble in the future

Antonym: eliminate evil and root