What is it like to be retribution?

It's hard for me to understand why we tend to use the term "retribution" to describe people we hate, or why "retribution" should be used as a derogatory term to describe others. I never think that revenge or jealousy and hatred are derogatory terms, what I know is, why do others treat you badly, and we should be said to be narrow-minded when we treat others the way we treat them? <>

I never thought it was a bad "thing". For example, someone treats you badly, or has been against you, or has been against you in every way, or they have not given you anything when they are on the side of justice and reason. And feng shui takes turns, when you have the ability to give him a blow in return, why should you pretend to be very generous to forgive him for his previous unforgiving?

In my case, I wouldn't feel like there's anything wrong with that.

Sometimes, this happens to us or around us, and it can happen between dorms and classmates. Talking about a thing in the opposite dormitory.,This special person who lives in the opposite dormitory.,The personality is simply impossible to be friends with normally.。 Because he likes to play, we know that this kind of person tends to talk about the guitar and sing when others are resting.

The rest of us have a very regular schedule, basically taking a nap at noon, and the person with that special terrier often plays the guitar during naps, even after bedtime at night. Not to mention whether he occupies it or not, we should all try not to disturb others to rest during normal rest, this is the most basic cultivation of life, isn't it? But when everyone told him not to affect everyone's rest, he said that he played the guitar and had nothing to do with others.

Later, not to mention that this person was in trouble, he couldn't even ask others to borrow laundry detergent, and said that others would repay him....<>

I don't think it's called stinginess, look at the problem from a different angle, even if someone deliberately says that you didn't come to class when you skip class, and then the next time I encounter the same situation, even if I can help him, I will take the initiative to say that he didn't come to class! Why do those who have done things that are not good for others still ask others to be lenient with them? You are not my relative, you are not my leader, you didn't invite me to dinner, and you didn't give me red envelopes, why should I tolerate others!

Helping others is love, not duty!

My roommate is like that, it feels very bad, and sometimes it doesn't have to be so serious.

It's good, do you repay grievances with virtue? What you sow, what you reap, and think about why others retaliate.

My roommate in high school was such a person, sometimes he would always get entangled with us over some trivial things, and sometimes we really felt very helpless.

Even the smallest resentment must be avenged. Derogatory; Balance is generally used as a predicate and a definite in a sentence.

睚眦必报 (pinyin: yá zì bì bào) is an idiom that was first coined by Sima Qian in the Western Han Dynasty.

Historical Records: Biography of Fan Ju and Cai Zelie.

Use of idioms: 1. Written usage.

"Revenge" refers to the fact that even the smallest resentment must be avenged, and it is used as a metaphor for the extremely narrow-mindedness of the silver.

Derogatory; It is generally used as a predicate and a definite in a sentence.

2. Application examples.

Song Yang Kan's "Huangji Fu": "The countryside is a brave man, there are many strong men, buried in the vertebrae, and Ren Xia."

Shangqi, the eyes will be repaid, and the blade between the cups will rise. ”

Qing Ji Yun. Reading Wei Caotang Notes: Luanyang Continuation Record 1": "This fox is angry for a while, but it is enough to be righteous for those who must be revenged. ”

Even the little resentment that glared at him had to take revenge, describing the amount of gas as extremely narrow.

Source: Western Han Dynasty Sima Qian's "Historical Records Fan Sui Cai Zelie's Biography": "The virtue of a meal must be repaid, and the grievances of the eyes must be repaid." ”

Example: Zhan relies on his talents, does not care for the people, forgets his mistakes, and will repay him.

Idioms make sentences. 1.For bad people and bad things, he has always adopted the principle of retribution.

2.Be tolerant of others, and don't be reciprocated.

3.Whether it is to avoid the righteousness or to repay it, it is not the common way.

4.It's just a little thing, and he treats me with an attitude of retribution.

5.Zhan relies on his talents, does not care for the people, forgets his mistakes, and will repay him.

6.Those who will repay must be narrow-minded.

Describe the gas volume as extremely narrow. Also known as "the hatred of the eye".

Eyelid, glaring and glaring, it is extended to small resentment. Retribution, revenge. Even the little resentment that glared at him had to take revenge.

It is used to describe being very stingy, and very little money must be taken care of. It is also a metaphor for the small amount of energy, and small things should be taken care of. Example:

Zhan relies on his talents, does not care for the people, forgets his mistakes, and will repay him. Its synonyms include small belly chicken intestine and small anger. Antonyms are generous and tolerant, not remembering old evils.

Jairus must report correctly.

睚眦必报 (pronounced: yān zi bi bao) is an idiom that originated in the Western Han Dynasty. Sima Qian, "Historical Records: The Biography of Cai Zelie".

Jairsa must repay (睚眦: glaring at people with angry eyes) refers to the smallest resentment must be avenged. Derogatory; In sentences, it is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

The meaning of the idiom: narrow-minded people lack fun in life, and some are just troubles. Through a terrible injustice, the state of Wei drove out a rare outstanding talent.

But it made the Qin State like a tiger with wings, and it became more and stronger. At the critical juncture of his life, Fan Sui not only successfully escaped with wisdom and calmness, but also turned from a small person to the prime minister of a big country, opening up a broader world for displaying his talents. The idiom tells people that if they repay each other, both sides will be at peace without Huiyan.

眦睚必报, pinyin zìyábìbào. This is not a common phrase, and this is the first time I have seen this idiom. It should be a raw idiom.

Eyes must be repaid: Eyes and eyes; By extension, it is a small grudge and a small resentment; Retribution, revenge. Even the little resentment that glared at him had to take revenge. Describe the gas volume as extremely narrow. Also known as "the hatred of the eye".

Song Su Zhe's "On Lu Huiqing": "Gai Qi is fierce and forbearant like a pit scorpion; in case of reuse; Surely there will be retribution.

Usage] is deorative. For people with narrow mindedness.

In real life, although there are not many people who will repay their eyes, they always exist. If such a small-minded person will resort to intrigue and trickery again, it will be very harmful and terrible to others.

Such a person relies on his temporary power, flaunts his might, and acts recklessly. But Heaven is always balanced, and it is impossible to let it go on like this. Someday, the heavens will liquidate him for the god-type. "If you dodge the first day of junior high school, you can't hide from the fifteenth."

Those who are self-righteous and feel that they have two sassy money and a little power, so they casually tidy up and look down on those who don't listen to him. Sometimes they make a big fuss and play tricks behind their backs. He always thinks others are stupid. It's just that others don't care about him.