What do you mean by colluding with each other?

Do you know much about idioms? Do you know what it means to be in cahoots? Come and study together! The following is "What do you mean by collusion?" By me, for reference only. Welcome to reading.

What do you mean by colluding with each other?

Water vapor at night; Cui Ling and Cui Ling in Tang Dynasty.

An explanation of conspiracy

Collusion is an idiom in China, which originally means that people with the same smell are linked together, and later it means that people with the same smell collude together.

Collusion allusions

In the Tang Dynasty, if you wanted to be an official, you had to take the imperial examination. In Tang Xizong, there was an official named Cui Ling, who used to be "Assistant Minister of Chinese Books". In two years, he was appointed as the examiner who presided over the imperial examination. Among the people who took the exam this time, there was a man named Cui Wei, who was very talented. Cui Ling, the examiner, has been marking the examination paper for several days, and was awarded the paper by Cui Ling, which was greatly appreciated and applauded again and again. On the day the list was released, many people gathered around to watch it, and some even read it aloud. Suddenly, someone congratulated Cui Jiao standing beside him. It turns out that Cui Jiao is very famous on the list and passed the exam.

According to the rules at that time, the imperial examination and the people were "students" of the examiner. As a proté gé, Cui Ling had to pay a solemn visit to Cui Ling, the "mentor". When others see that he is not only prosperous in official career, but also has excellent official position and obviously different treatment, they can't help wondering: "Cui Ling and Cui Ling have a special relationship, right?" Someone further concluded: "Of course, just look at their names!" The playful also ridiculed: "Master and apprentice are in cahoots."

Because of the above story, "collusion" later became an idiom to describe people with the same smell colluding with each other. Gradually, collusion changed from a joke to a derogatory idiom.

Extended reading: collusion in sentence making

1. But once something goes wrong, cold air and hot air are mixed in one place, neither too hot nor too cold, which makes my butter melt, my milk stinks and my frozen vegetables rot.

I wonder if the fact that he doesn't drink helps to distinguish him from his guests, because I think he becomes more and more dignified with the rising joy of collusion.

I don't know how much these three corrupt officials have defiled, and people gnash their teeth when they mention it.

Although the father and son were successive county officials, they colluded with each other, robbed the rich and helped the poor, and took bribes and perverted the law.

I don't trust those two people, they are in cahoots with each other.

6. I think with the increasing excitement of collusion, he has become more and more dignified.

This cheating case happened because these two people colluded and embezzled public funds.

8. The two of them are in cahoots, and people in the town always stay away from them.

9. After serving for another two years, Cui Ling released Cui Ling, and Tan Zhe was called a master and apprentice, colluding with each other.

10. This cheating case happened because these two people colluded and embezzled public funds.