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The meaning of complaining about the government's disaster

Complain about the government and disaster

yuàn fǔ huò tī

Explanation of Complain House and Disaster Ladder

Vengeance: a place where resentment is concentrated; Disaster ladder: the way leading to disaster. It means that people are immersed in resentment all day long and become the cause of disaster

Basic explanation of "Complain about the government and disaster"

Vengeance: a place where resentment is concentrated; Disaster ladder: the way leading to disaster. It means that people are immersed in resentment all day long and become the cause of disaster

Paraphrase

Resentment :
◎ Yu à n Moving (1) (Pictorial sound. From the heart, you can see the sound.). Original meaning: resentment; Hatred) (2) Same as the original meaning [rank; grudge] Resentment, anger—— Shuowen I am complaining—— The Analects of Confucius. Huang Shu: "Hate too." Reasonable implementation
House :
◎ Government Name (1) (Pictorial sound. Cong Guang (y ǎ n) means that it is related to the house and Fu Sheng. Original meaning: government treasury, government collection. A place where ancient countries collected documents or property) (2) Same as the original meaning of [repository] House, document collection—— Shuowen Open the government storeroom, go out
Disaster :
◎ Disaster Disaster and US Name (1) (Pictophonetic. From the picture, the sound of "ku"). Original meaning: disaster (2) Same as original meaning [calamity] Disaster, harm also. God is not blessed—— Shuowen Disaster killing ceremony—— Zhou Rites - Leader Fortune depends on misfortune
ladder :
◎ Ladder Name (1) (Pictophoney. From wood to brother's voice. Original meaning: tools or equipment that facilitate people to climb up and down (especially buildings)) (2) Same as the original meaning [ladder; stairs] Ladders are also wooden steps—— Shuowen It is the weapon of the ladder—— Historical Records: Biography of Meng Xun

Source of idiom: Sima Qian in the Western Han Dynasty, "Historical Records of the Zhao Family": "Do not blame the government, do not blame the ladder."

Idiom Traditional:

Abbreviation of idioms: YFHT

Idiomatic phonetic notation:

Common degree: Obscure idiom

Number of Idioms: Four character idiom

Emotional color: Neutral idiom

Idiom usage: As object and attribute; Used in written language.

Idiom structure: Contractive idiom

Idiom time: Ancient idiom

words whose meaning is similar:

Examples of idioms:

Related Idioms of Complaining about the House and Disaster Ladder

The first word is the idiom of resentment: blame everyone and everything but not oneself Resentment and longing for return Complain about the government and disaster absolute resentment Full of resentment Complaining a grieving maid and a desolate man -- a woman without a husband and a man without a wife Grudge swear words Complaining creditors

The second word is the idiom of Fu: Land of Heaven the land of abundance The city is deep Complain about the government and disaster Hit Fuchongzhou Guofuchongzhou clean-fingered and influential high-ranking officials Hit the government and cross the state

The third word is the idiom of disaster: To talk falsely about misfortune successive distresses as caused by continual wars Evil runs through misfortune Evil breeds misfortune Blessings are hidden by disasters, and disasters are relied on by blessings weal and woe Blessings and disasters hide a malicious intent A dead ape is a disaster

The fourth word is the idiom of ladder: Complain about the government and disaster Climb the pole and lift the ladder Listen to the stairs, no one comes down dupe a person and then pull the ladder from under him Climb to the ladder Go upstairs

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