Which idiom do you want to scold others but scold yourself? I remember an idiom.

Confucius explained from the Tao: it means that the original intention is to say that the benefits of others are actually for themselves. It is also used on the bad side, which means criticizing others, but actually blaming yourself.

From: The Analects of Confucius: "Confucius said:' A gentleman has a way, and I can do anything; The benevolent is not worried, the wise is not confused, and the brave is not afraid. "Zigong said,' Confucius is Taoist.' "

Example: Xiang Lei, which was filmed that year, was actually "~".

◎ Guo Moruo's "Student Time, Ten Years of Creation"

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and object; Metaphor is self-defeating