What does the man in the back mean?

To shoot an arrow in the back is a metaphor for secretly attacking or framing others by insidious means.

Pinyin: à n ji à n zheng ré n

Explanation: darkness: darkness; Arrow: release arrow; China people: Defamation. Sniper arrows hurt people. Metaphor is to secretly attack or frame others by insidious means.

Source: Yan "Your Words" Volume 6: "If you stab a knife in the back, it is the second bone. If you complain, it is also the second bone, so you can hide things that others are not prepared for."

Backstabbing hurts people and making sentences.

1. You can reason with him, but never stab him in the back.

Such a vicious lie is simply a stab in the back.

3. But British humor is played according to the rules, and it never hurts people by stabbing them in the back.

There are robbers who poison people and robbers who stab people in the back.

This vicious lie is a stab in the back.

6. Mr. Chen is a backstabbing person, so his friends alienate him.

Although he and I are enemies, telling the boss about him is tantamount to stabbing in the back. I don't want to do such a thing.

8. Reformers must strengthen their beliefs and be prepared to stab in the back.

9. If you write an anonymous letter to plant a frame-up and stab a knife in the back, you will bear legal responsibility.