政以贿成 — “Bribery is the means by which things are accomplished”
政以贿成 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Bribery is the means by which things are accomplished”. Affairs are settled by graft and corruption. Literally, “Affairs are accomplished by bribery”.
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What does 政以贿成 mean?
政以贿成 (zhèng yǐ huì chéng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Bribery is the means by which things are accomplished”.
How do you pronounce 政以贿成?
政以贿成 is pronounced zhèng yǐ huì chéng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 政以贿成 literally mean?
Literally, 政以贿成 means “Affairs are accomplished by bribery”. It is used to mean “Bribery is the means by which things are accomplished”.
What is the Chinese definition of 政以贿成?
形容旧社会政治腐败，官场黑暗，不行贿就办不成事。