Short spell: zswj
Type: derogatory idioms
Structure: Combination idioms
Usage: as predicate and adverbial; Used in written language.
Source: Ming Lingmengchu's "The Surprise of the Second Moment" Volume 31: "Wang Yong is drunk and is the style of the rich man, using both hands and feet."
Interpretation: I still talk about it.
Example: Lao Wang doesn't specialize in business all day, but he likes to dance with young people's works.
According to legend, during the Wanli period in China, there was a man named Wang Mingliang in Wuyi County, Jinhua Prefecture, Zhejiang Province, who was a Confucian. There was a nephew named Wang Jun, who was rich and domineering, bent on usury, attacked and stripped the people naked. That is, Chinese-American schools make friends with him in financial interests regardless of personal relationships and have no respect for some of them. Wang Liang lent him two pieces of silver. Every year, the beam is repaired with interest and interest. After four or five years, he got twice the reward. Wang Liang means that when he comes to this part of his home, he can compromise, and then the interest will not be tightened. Wang Jun is a money lender. Who cares if you are an uncle? "It's just an annual profit," he said. "Capital unchanged, profits must be as usual. Is it too much? " One day, at a meeting of clan forces, they held their own opinions and argued endlessly. Wang Yong got drunk and acted like a rich man, using both hands and feet. Angry and self-respecting, Wang Liang shouted, "You are so temperamental that you dare to hit me?" Wang Jun said, "I did it, but the rich man wrote an iou!" "While drinking, honor? Take it and hit it. Wang Liang fell when he was unprepared. Wang Jun just caught up, fists and toes together. The patriarch said, "No way! Don't! "When I was busy advising you, I was already having fun. Generally, people with bad wine morals don't know anyone and remember anything when they are drunk. But it just made him drunk and angry, no matter what others could not afford. At present, a nephew beat an uncle seven times and eight times, but the patriarch couldn't stop him, so he untied him and sent someone to the Wangs. Wang Jun is absent-minded, boring, throw its weight around, along the way.