







比屋可诛 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a state of widespread moral decay or rampant wrongdoing in society, where almost everyone is implicated or deserving of censure/punishment due to prevalent wickedness”. Literally, “Every household is punishable”.

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Open the tool →比屋可诛 (bǐ wū kě zhū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a state of widespread moral decay or rampant wrongdoing in society, where almost everyone is implicated or deserving of censure/punishment due to prevalent wickedness”.
比屋可诛 is pronounced bǐ wū kě zhū in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 比屋可诛 means “Every household is punishable”. It is used to mean “describes a state of widespread moral decay or rampant wrongdoing in society, where almost everyone is implicated or deserving of censure/punishment due to prevalent wickedness”.
比屋:一屋挨一屋,家家;诛:杀戮。家家都可杀戮,世风日下,恶人众多