Lock lock is an idiom in China, pronounced P and Ji ā dà i su ǒ, which means that criminals wear shackles and other instruments of torture. From: Wu Ming, Cheng En, The Journey to the West Sixty-second time: Walking on the road, I suddenly saw a dozen monks, one by one in chains, begging at the door. Liu's "Unfinished Lesson": Some guys throw dirty water on our souls and lock them up. ?
This idiom is usually used to describe criminals being shackled and other instruments of torture, emphasizing the image of criminals being punished and losing their freedom. The importance of this idiom lies in that it expresses the pain and punishment suffered by criminals in vivid language, and also conveys the determination of society to condemn and punish criminal acts.
In ancient society, shackles and other instruments of torture were used to punish criminals, and were also considered as a symbol of deterrence and punishment of criminal acts. So this idiom is of great significance in ancient society. It not only expresses the punishment for criminals, but also conveys social justice and order.
In modern society, although we have gradually given up using cruel means such as torture devices to punish criminals, this idiom still has important enlightenment significance. It reminds us that criminal behavior will bring serious harm and loss to individuals and society, and punishing criminals is a necessary means to maintain social justice and order.
Influence of flail with lock;
1. Punishing prisoners: wearing shackles is a kind of physical punishment. Punish prisoners by binding and restricting their bodies, and let them feel physical pain and inconvenience.
2. Warning function: The shackles can play a warning role, so that others can see the consequences of criminal acts, thus playing a deterrent role and reducing the occurrence of criminal acts.
3. Social recognition: flail and lock can also be used as a way of social recognition, which shows that prisoners have admitted their mistakes and are willing to accept punishment, and also shows the determination of society to condemn and punish criminal acts.