What do you mean by scolding others?

Talking to mulberry means cursing mulberry. A metaphor for scolding this person on the surface is actually scolding that person.

1, pinyin

The pinyin for cursing sang is [zhǐ sāng mà huái i].

2. Source

The formulation of mulberry scolding comes from the sixteenth chapter of Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions in Qing Dynasty: "Which of our housekeepers is easy to pester?" They are joking when they are wrong and complaining when they are wrong. "

Step 3 use

It refers to the serial form of mulberry cursing, which is derogatory as subject, predicate and adverbial.

Step 4 Synonyms

Irony from the past: insinuating and satirizing today's reality by commenting on the right or wrong of someone or something in ancient times.

Beat a chicken and scold a dog: a metaphor for beating around the bush to vent dissatisfaction with someone.

Beat around the bush: It is a metaphor for beating around the bush and not being straightforward.

5, antonym

Open and aboveboard: frank and upright. And said to be aboveboard.

Name naming: directly disclose other people's names.

Direct: describe doing things without beating around the bush.

Speak ill of others and make sentences:

1, even if you quarrel, you never lie or criticize others.

2. This clearly refers to cursing and innuendo, and venting deep-rooted hatred towards these comrades.

I have been stupid, so I can't understand you.

Maybe he was angry just now, and his old man took the opportunity to criticize and vent.

Please make your comments clear, don't criticize, it will confuse everyone.

They are used to pointing at me behind my back, because they have no capital to confront me face to face. I am the winner, don't be afraid.

7. I, a frank person, can't understand other people's criticism. Please say it directly.

8, cynicism, refers to the style of mulberry abuse is unacceptable.

9. Of course, he pointed the finger at Mulberry and cursed me.

10, the old lady scolded for a long time, and she didn't know who she was cursing.