An idiom that describes gossiping behind people's backs.

Idioms that describe people gossiping behind their backs are: gossiping, whispering, pointing, swearing, swearing.

1, gossip

Pronunciation: Shu is not shusān dào sì.

Explanation: refers to speaking irresponsibly.

Source: The Analects of Confucius and Women Generals by Song Ruoshen in the Tang Dynasty: If you don't learn from others, you don't know sooner or later. Travel all over the country and make irresponsible remarks.

Interpretation of the source: don't learn from others, you will never know sooner or later. Travel all over the country and make irresponsible remarks.

Step 2 instruct

Pronunciation: zh ǐ zh ǐ di ǐ n di ǐ n.

Explanation: It refers to talking about people behind others' backs, or finding fault with others and speaking ill of them.

Source: Modern Yang Mo's Song of Youth: "He is standing leisurely on the steps, and a rich man in a suit and tie is pointing at something."

Step 3 whisper to each other

Pronunciation: Qiqiès and y incarnation.

Explanation: It means that two people are whispering together.

Source: Meng Long's Biography of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: He also deliberately talked to the sommelier in a low voice, but the secret two questions failed to respond.

Interpretation of the source: He deliberately whispered to the waiter in private, but after two questions, Teacher Mi lost the answer.

4, honey in mouth and sword in belly

Pronunciation: küu müfüJiàn

Interpretation: describe people as insidious.

Source: Sima Guang's "Zi Tongzhi Ji Jian Tang Xuanzong Tianbao First Year": "The world says that Li Fulin has honey in his mouth and a sword in his belly."

Interpretation of the source: Everyone knows that Li is eloquent and sweet as honey, but his stomach is harmful.

5. Pointing at mulberry trees

Pronunciation: zhǐ sāng mà huái i.

Interpretation: refers to mulberry cursing. Metaphor is to scold this person on the surface, but actually scold that person.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" The sixteenth time: "Which of these housekeepers in our family is good? They make fun when they are wrong, and complain when they are wrong. "