náng囊xuè血shè射tiān天
To act tyrannically and arrogantly, showing contempt for authority; to rebel against the established order through outrageous and destructive behavior.
Era:
Ancient
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Story:
During the late Shang Dynasty, King Wu Yi was a tyrannical and ruthless ruler, causing widespread resentment among his people.
He fashioned idols of the heavenly gods from wood and clay, then engaged in mock battles with them.
He also devised a perverse game: he would fill leather bags with blood, hang them high up, and have people shoot arrows at them, causing blood to splatter everywhere and emit a foul stench. He called this game 'shooting at the sky.'