I'll eat you

I'll eat you

Yu Tao Yan Jun, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ú t á OD à NJ à n, which means love and hate are changeable. It's from Han Feizi, Shuonan.

The origin of Idioms

Han Feizi Shuonan: "in the past, MI Zi was in favor of Wei Jun. According to the law of Wei state, those who steal your car will be punished. When Mizi was ill with his mother, he told Mizi at night. Mizi drove his car to get out. When you heard of it, you said, "filial piety, for the sake of being a mother, forget about the crime." The next day, I will travel with you in the orchard and eat peaches. I will eat half of them and you will say, "love me.

Idiom usage

Forget about his taste and Mi Zi's waning love and relaxation, offend you, and you say: "it's a way to drive my car and eat my peach." Therefore, Miko's behavior did not change at the beginning. He changed his love and hatred to those who had seen the virtuous before and were convicted later. "

Idiom story

During the Warring States period, Wei Jun doted on MI Zixia. Once Mi's mother fell ill, he secretly drove Wei Jun's car home to visit him. When Wei Jun knew about it, he didn't cut his feet according to the law and praised him for his filial piety. He toured the peach garden with Wei Jun and gave him half of the peach he had left. Wei Jun praised him for his loyalty. Later, he fell in love and fell out of favor with Wei Jun. Wei Jun used these two things to punish him.