zhuō捉jiān奸jiàn见shuāng双,,zhuō捉zéi贼jiàn见zāng赃
To catch an adulterer, one must catch them in the act with their partner; to catch a thief, one must catch them with the stolen goods. This idiom emphasizes the necessity of solid and undeniable evidence when making accusations or proving a case, asserting that mere suspicion is not enough.
Era:
Ancient
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