Meaning: It is a metaphor for suffering on behalf of others, and generally refers to being wronged.
Pinyin: bēi hēi guō
Citation and explanation:
It is a metaphor for suffering injustice or suffering on behalf of others.
Deng Xiaoping's "Senior Cadres Should Take the Lead in Carrying forward the Party's Fine Traditions": "There are a few comrades who have not received very good feedback in their units or elsewhere. Many of them are because their children have done bad things and their parents have been blamed. ."
Example: This idiom makes the scapegoat take responsibility for an act, usually a crime or violation.
Antonym: put the blame on othersExtended information
Antonym: put the blame on others
Meaning: transfer: transfer. Blame your troubles on others.
Pinyin: jià huò yú rén
Grammar: more formal; used as predicate, object, attributive; has derogatory meaning
From: "Historical Records of the Zhao Family": "The reason why the Han family did not submit to Qin was to blame Zhao."
Translation: The reason why South Korea did not submit to Qin was to blame Zhao.
Example: Of course, they may say this because they put the blame on others after failure, or because they have changed their plans and need an excuse.