Eight-character idioms with dark hearts

Judge others by yourself: basic explanation: guess others with your own mind (worse).

Pinyin pronunciation: yǐjǐduón

Synonym group: judging situations and feelings.

Antonym group: undress and push food, push yourself and others.

Usage: formal; As predicate, attribute and clause; derogatory sense

Origin of Idiom: History of Han Poetry Volume III: "Why can't saints be bullied?" Say: saints judge others by themselves. "

Two-part allegorical saying: A thief in the eyes of a thief is a net thief.