Why are there two mouths for officials Why do officials have two mouths for official characters

One mouth is for eating, and the other is for deception.

Hehe, for example, you can post it for PR! Some things are originally to find public news, and then some commercial companies will find a post bar for public relations, and then delete the post and ban the account, which is really nothing, and then say that you have a lot of advertising, and that you have repeatedly taught and not changed, (hehe, advertising? Have you ever seen a large number of advertisements that have not been deleted?

It's just that you say a few words and say that you send advertisements, and then say that you don't change your teachings repeatedly, isn't it just a reason to deduct your hat! )。There's also a saying that you frequently brush and paste.,Dig graves.,(The most recent date is also considered to be digging graves.,Anyway, you're justified)。。

What else is there Personal attacks, regional discrimination, speech**, banning, anyway, everything is up to you, everything is justified by you, what else can others say? Isn't this just the official word? Think of this old saying that has been passed down through the ages!

How plausible! It's the truth! Think about it, a lot of old sayings, if they don't make sense, can they stay for so long?

Isn't that reasonable?

Because compared with normal people who have no power and no power, officials can say whatever they want, so it seems that they have one more mouth than normal people, which makes it difficult for ordinary people to speak. The old proverb says: "The official word has two mouths, the upper is reasonable, and the lower is reasonable" In the feudal era, the "official" was the representative of the absolute will to power, and the official had a longer mouth than others.

The phrase of the battle is: "The word soldier has two feet, the front foot is running, and the back foot is also running", which is a bit like the Western military proverb: "The duty of a soldier is to obey orders."

Pinyin: [guān].

The person who holds the position in the literal sense of **: official; Companion; Di, cavity; Office; Hall; Jue.

Belonging to the state or the public: office; Fee. Square; Prefecture.

There are parts of the organism that have specific functions: senses, organs, and energy.

Surname. Compound: official revenge [guān bào sī chóu]: taking advantage of official positions and official affairs to retaliate and vent personal anger.

官逼民反 [guān bī mín fǎn]: If officials extort and exploit them, the people will oppose the government to show their dissatisfaction.

Official cabin [guān cāng]: A high-class cabin in old steamships.

官倒 [guān dǎo]: Mainly refers to state organs, groups, enterprises and institutions that violate the laws and regulations of industry and commerce to carry out speculative activities.

The official has two mouths, which means that he can say the same thing, he can say that it is right or wrong. (One mouth says it's right, one mouth says it's wrong) choice: the official says you're right, you're right, and it's not right; If you say you're not right, you're not right, and it's not right.

The official word has two mouths", the common saying refers to the unreliable and fickle words of officials.

There are two mouths for the official word and two hands for the soldier", which used to refer to the two mouths of the official, the left said that it was reasonable, and the right said that it was also reasonable.

There are two official words, and there are two hands to speak", which used to refer to the inconsistency and capriciousness of the official's speech.

There are two official words, and everything is reasonable", which used to refer to the official's reliance on power and power, which was quite unreasonable.

The official character is born with two mouths, and the tongue is boneless, and you can be embarrassed", which used to refer to the inconsistency and capriciousness of the official's words.