Fish and Dragon Mixed
[ yú lóng hùn zá ]?
Interpretation
Metaphorically, bad people are mixed with good people.
Example
Now there are so many people, so many hands, so many fish and dragons, so much so that they wash and clean.
Sentence Making
(1) Kowloon City is a mixed fish and dragons area, so be especially careful when you get there.
(2) In the revolutionary wave, it is inevitable that there will be mixed fish and dragons.
(3) Now there are many people, mixed fish and dragons, but so, we also clean up.
(4) There are a lot of people coming to the interview, so it's inevitable that mixed.
(5) In the market economy is not perfect, the market will inevitably appear in the mud, mixed fish and dragons phenomenon, as long as we strengthen the management, we can gradually eliminate the fake and shoddy products.
(6) In the city, mixed fish and dragons, the forces of the tiger coiled around the dragon, without the value of the background of people do not want to lightly involved in.
(7) The current costumer training in the market is also mixed, many organizations are not lecturers in the field of full-time engaged in the cost of engineering many years of costumer, as a very hands-on professional, which is a fatal injury.
(8) However, he would never take Qin Yufang to nightclubs, dance halls, bars and other entertainment venues, because these places mixed, the good and the bad, the atmosphere is not good.
(9) In the early years of the Republic of China, the Shanghai Bund was a place where mixed fish and dragons, hooligans were in power, and youth gangs led by Huang Jinrong and Du Yuesheng were rampant.
(10) Natalie Lok went to Mucheng, the border city of Xiazhou, before dark. She found an inn and changed into men's clothes, which made her look a little thin.
(11) Since ancient times, the more this kind of nothing guy, in the mixed, mud and sand at the time, but also the more easy to be satisfied.
(12) Due to many historical reasons, the public does not know much about the professional quality requirements of the people who work in this industry, and there is no industry standard for the name, so that the mud is mixed mixed fish and dragons.
(13)? mixed art college entrance examination training market, so that the art candidates become "lambs to the slaughter".
(14) The brutal growth of online lending mixed has reached a stage where it must be standardized and regulated.
(15) Because it is a border city, the daily flow of people is a huge number, but also because it is a border city, so it is more chaotic, inside the city, there are all sorts of people, mixed fish and dragons, but also prone to trouble.
(16) The reason for this is that it is better to solve the problem than to tie it up. In this 'mixed fish and dragons' 'good and bad' world, you can't tell the difference. The first thing you need to do is to get your hands dirty.
(17) Surprisingly, we are not sitting in the office or a luxury private club, but in this mixed bar.
(18) Pheasant inflatable points are not only found in mixed urban villages, but also in many residential neighborhoods, where residents often receive advertisements for pheasant inflatable points inserted through doorways, claiming to be sending "inexpensive gas" to residents.
(19) Oh! I'm following up on a case, and I realized that the suspect seems to be connected to this ballroom, so I came in! But Ms. Ito, dressed like this, and in this mixed place, aren't you afraid of being taken advantage of by criminals?
(20) And so it was, mixed with fish and dragons, and the people in the alliance were a mixture of good and bad.
Near Synonyms
良莠不齐 [ liáng yǒu bù qí ]
莠：狗尾草，很像谷子，常混在禾苗中。 Good people and bad people are all mixed together.
Fish eyes mixed with pearls [ yú mù hùn zhū ]
Mixed: adulterated, impersonated. To pass off a fish's eye as a pearl. It is a metaphor for pretending to be real with a fake one.
Abuse [ làn yú chōng shù ]
Abuse: inaccurate, false. The people who do not know how to play yu are mixed in the team of yu players to fill up the number. It is a metaphor for those who have no skill to pretend to have skill, and those who have inferior goods to pretend to have good goods.
Antonyms
Jing Wei Wei Clear [ jīng wèi fēn míng ]
The water of the Jing River is clear and the water of the Wei River is muddy, and when the water of the Jing River flows into the Wei River, it is clear and turbid, but not mixed. It is a metaphor for clear boundaries or right and wrong.
Do away with the false and keep the true [ qù wěi cún zhēn ]
Do away with the false and keep the true.
Black and white are distinct [ hēi bái fēn míng ]
Black contrasts sharply with white. It is a metaphor for things that have a very clear line between right and wrong. It also describes clear handwriting and images.