Zhimu must be felled

Zhimu must be felled

Zhimu Biwa is a Chinese word, and its pinyin is zh í m ù B ì f á, which means that trees that become timber must be cut down. It's a metaphor for honest people to complain easily. From yizhoushu Zhouzhu.

Idiom explanation

Straight wood: a straight tree; cut: cut.

The origin of Idioms

"Yizhoushu · Zhouzhu" said: "the spring will be exhausted, Zhimu will be cut down." Chuang Tzu Shan Mu: "so the ranks are not to be denounced, while outsiders are not to be harmed, so as to avoid suffering. The first thing to do is to cut straight wood, the first thing to do is to kill Ganjing. "