The antonym of praise

• Blame hē zé　
  Still scolding. "Records of the Three Kingdoms · Wei Zhi · Noble Village Official's Novel": "(novel) has a violent temper. The sun and the moon are growing stronger, so I am more angry when I scold." "Jin Shi · Shen Zhang Zhuan": "When the marshal hears about it, he is furious, and calls Zhang to scold, and wants to kill Zhang, so he is shocked around, and Zhang's color does not move." Xia Zengyou's "Small Talk Principle": "His book is often destroyed by officials, and scolded by his father and brother." ◎ Blame h e z é [abuse; berate; criticize] loudly. [Sentence] After being scolded by him, he couldn't speak for a moment. A loud reprimand. The Book of the Southern Qi Dynasty, Volume 42
• condemn qiǎn zé　
  Reprimand. "Records of the Historian, Family of Foreign Relatives": "The emperor condemns Madam Gou Yi. Her wife takes off her hairpin and kowtows." Song Zhoumi's "Qi Dong Yeyu · Jing Ding Comet": "The minister should listen to his heart and give up his body. Xu asks for condemnation, and the minister should take the precepts as his official." Sha Ting's "In the Ancestral Hall": "Then the stereotyped condemnation begins again." ◎ Condemns qi ǎǎǎǎǎǎ denounce; censure]; To condemn before blaming—— Tang · Li Chaowei's Biography of Liu Yi was condemned and blamed. [Sentence] The whole world