The general stretched out his finger and told a lie. What idiom was born from this, and journalists scrambled to use it wrongly to describe a kind of hooliganism?

This idiom should mean collusion, and its original meaning is deception. Said this man was complicit. Angry with each other means that the cooperation between words is in place.

This allusion comes from Zuo Zhuan. Zuo Zhuan records that when Chu attacked Zheng, he captured a general of Zheng. At this time, a childe came out to compete with the man who captured the general. Then, during the ruling, some people raised their hands to introduce the son to the captured general, and some people put down their hands to introduce him to his captors. After getting a clear hint, the general lied that he was captured by the childe.

This idiom comes from this story, which means to cheat in playing games and reverse black and white. This kind of thing will often happen in today's society. For a simple example, if someone does something illegal, he knows what he will suffer and it is difficult to escape. Legal sanctions, and then he will secretly collude with some powerful people. Or ask someone to help you resolve the disaster. Seek asylum. So he can get away with it. Those eunuchs who participate in this kind of thing are the so-called collusion between officials and businessmen.

And this is the meaning of collusion. It's just that this idiom has changed completely after such a long time. He will be mentioned on many occasions. Especially in the entertainment circle. That an actor is a director of hidden rules or something. This is a word often used by journalists. What they don't know is that the word has been abused. Reading literature to create meaning is also a kind of unlearning. Therefore, the abuse of idioms is very common now. This is a big joke in the eyes of people with common sense and can't help but make people laugh.