







法不责众 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “When an offense is committed by a large number of people, it is difficult or impractical to punish them all; the law does not punish the masses”. Literally, “The law does not blame the multitude”.

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Open the tool →法不责众 (fǎ bù zé zhòng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “When an offense is committed by a large number of people, it is difficult or impractical to punish them all; the law does not punish the masses”.
法不责众 is pronounced fǎ bù zé zhòng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 法不责众 means “the law does not blame the multitude”. It is used to mean “When an offense is committed by a large number of people, it is difficult or impractical to punish them all; the law does not punish the masses”.
责:责罚;众:多数人。指某种行为即使应受到法律的惩罚,但很多人都那样干,也就不好惩罚了