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[Idiom explanation] See "A man is innocent, but he is guilty of carrying a bag".
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Idiom: Pifu Huaibi
Pinyin: p p ǐ f huá i b √.
Explanation: Metaphor refers to suffering from talent and ideals.
Source: Spring and Autumn Zuo Zhuan's Ten Years of Huan Gong. The original text is: "When Uncle Yu had jade, Duke Yu asked for it. Propose. When he regretted it, he said:' There is a saying in Zhou:' People are not guilty, but carrying a bag is guilty. '
Example: Huang Songting Zhang's "Two Chapters of Thin Wine": "When people die, a hundred ghosts look good."
Synonym: A person is innocent, but he is guilty of carrying a bag.
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