shēng声míng名láng狼jí藉
To have a notoriously bad reputation; to be in disgrace or disrepute due to scandalous or immoral actions.
Era:
Ancient
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Story:
After Qin Shi Huang's death, Zhao Gao, the Prefect of the Central Secretariat, conspired with Prime Minister Li Si to falsify the imperial will, making Hu Hai emperor and forcing Fusu to commit suicide.
Zhao Gao also compelled General Meng Tian to commit suicide, and at the same time ordered his brother Meng Yi to take his own life.
Meng Yi said, 'In the past, Duke Mu of Qin killed Yan Xi and others; King Zhaoxiang of Qin killed Bai Qi; King Ping of Chu killed Wu She; King Fuchai killed Wu Zixu. Their reputations among the feudal lords were utterly ruined.'