







捉贼要赃,捉奸要双 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Concrete evidence is required to prove guilt or wrongdoing”. One must have tangible proof to accuse someone. Literally, “To catch a thief, you need the loot; to catch an adulterer, you need a pair (of witnesses or direct evidence)”.

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Open the tool →捉贼要赃,捉奸要双 (zhuō zéi yào zāng , zhuō jiān yào shuāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Concrete evidence is required to prove guilt or wrongdoing”.
捉贼要赃,捉奸要双 is pronounced zhuō zéi yào zāng , zhuō jiān yào shuāng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 捉贼要赃,捉奸要双 means “to catch a thief, you need the loot; to catch an adulterer, you need a pair (of witnesses or direct evidence)”. It is used to mean “Concrete evidence is required to prove guilt or wrongdoing”.
赃:赃物;奸:通奸。指问罪要有真凭实据