abolish punishment with punishment

abolish punishment with punishment

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is y ǐ x í ngzh ǐ x í ng, which means to punish by torture. It comes from the book of Zhou, the second chapter of Emperor Wu.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of Zhou, the second chapter of Wudi Ji: "to stop punishment by punishment is light in the world and heavy in the world. If the crime is not as good as the heir, there will be a fixed penalty. "

Discrimination of words

Punishment for punishment

Idiom usage

If we don't set up a system, we don't hear about it before, so it's called ~, stop killing by killing. The law of the Tang Dynasty