They are harmful to our health.

Harmful, pronounced yǒu hài, a Chinese word, is interpreted as bad, unclean and filthy. Harm (pinyin: hài) is a first-class word (commonly used word) in the General Standard of Chinese. This word first appeared in the bronze inscriptions of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The original meaning of "harm" is generally considered to be a disaster. In its original meaning, it refers to disaster and slaughter. It also means harmful. The word "harm" also refers to the occurrence of diseases. It also refers to psychological fear and anxiety.

"Mandarin, Chu Language and Shang": "Zi is really not holy, so why not rely on each other?" Cao Yu's Sunrise Scene 1: "I didn't intentionally hurt anyone. I didn't forcibly grab the food that others ate in my bowl. " Wei Zhi, Emperor Wu of the Three Kingdoms: "Dong Zhuo rebelled and took refuge in evil spirits, and was victimized by Tao Qian."

idiom

Bodies are harmful to politics.

A corpse is harmful to politics, which is an idiom of China. Pinyin means SHLàhàI zhèng, which means that getting paid and doing nothing is harmful to politics. From Liu Jinsong's Biography.

Establish a career for the people of the country and eliminate all kinds of disadvantages.

The Chinese idiom "Pinyin" means to promote advantages and eliminate disadvantages, build a cause beneficial to the people of the country and eliminate all kinds of disadvantages. From all the wrong things.

Not only hurt others, but also hurt yourself.

Harm others to oneself, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is sǔn rén hài jǐ, which means harm others to oneself. Talking about home with readers.