







逢君之恶 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pander to someone in a position of authority and encourage them to do wrong or commit misdeeds; to flatter and abet someone's negative inclinations”. Literally, “Meet the ruler's evil”.

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Open the tool →逢君之恶 (féng jūn zhī è) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pander to someone in a position of authority and encourage them to do wrong or commit misdeeds; to flatter and abet someone's negative inclinations”.
逢君之恶 is pronounced féng jūn zhī è in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 逢君之恶 means “Meet the ruler's evil”. It is used to mean “to pander to someone in a position of authority and encourage them to do wrong or commit misdeeds; to flatter and abet someone's negative inclinations”.
执迎合昏庸的执政者,引他去干坏事。