Treat him in his own way

Treat him in his own way

Treating others in their own way is a Chinese word, that is, treating others in their own way. From Song Dynasty. Chapter 13 of Zhu Xi's Zhongyong Jizhu: "therefore, a gentleman's way of governing people is to return his way to governing people."

Basic introduction

[pronunciation] y ǐ Q í R é nzh ī D à o, Hu á nzh ì Q í R é nzh ī sh ē n [interpretation] y ǐ Q í R é nzh ī D à o, Hu á nzh ì Q í R é nzh ē n [interpretation] y ǐ Q í R é nzh ī n : use; qi: pronoun, he, that; zhi: Dao: means method; huan (Hu á n): return; zhi: punishment. It's just copying other people's methods to deal with that person himself. [source] Chapter 13 of Zhu Xi's Zhongyong Jizhu of Song Dynasty: "therefore, a gentleman's way of governing people is to return his way to governing people."

Related works

What's more, these traitors do not know how much harm they have done to the loyal and the good. It's a matter of great pleasure to treat them in their own way. (the 22nd chapter of the water margin by Chen Chen of the Qing Dynasty) in Jin Yong's Tianlong eight books, there are different ways of doing the same thing and doing the same thing. This kind of kungfu is Murong Fu's unique skill of becoming famous. It's mostly commendatory to copy other people's methods to deal with people who harm others.