What do you mean, put it in your shoes?

Being put in a bad shoe means that others use their power to secretly make things difficult for each other, retaliate or impose constraints and restrictions. More refers to lynching, gossiping, private revenge and other acts. This kind of behavior usually occurs between superiors and subordinates or between people.

The specific sources of hard shoes are as follows:

1, Liu Qing's "hard iron": "He knows that the vice captain always gives him little shoes and deliberately looks at his jokes."

2. Wei Junyi's Biography of Old Cadres: "Please don't reveal his name, lest others be embarrassed."