Difference between revisions of "Give free rein to Party nature"
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A play on the idiom 兽性大发 (shòuxìng dàfā), “to give free rein to one’s animal nature.” As a government official, one’s “Party” nature shines through in [[demolish it|forced demolition]], [[rabble|child molestation]], and other [[leaders first|public cruelties]]. | A play on the idiom 兽性大发 (shòuxìng dàfā), “to give free rein to one’s animal nature.” As a government official, one’s “Party” nature shines through in [[demolish it|forced demolition]], [[rabble|child molestation]], and other [[leaders first|public cruelties]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:39, 29 March 2013
党性大发 (dǎngxìng dàfā): give free rein to one’s “Party” nature
A play on the idiom 兽性大发 (shòuxìng dàfā), “to give free rein to one’s animal nature.” As a government official, one’s “Party” nature shines through in forced demolition, child molestation, and other public cruelties.
