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Deal with a man as he deals with you. What's the story?

The story is about Sun Dianying's self-defense in stealing the tomb of Cixi.

After Sun Dianying stole the tomb of Cixi, he pleaded, "Manchu killed three generations of my ancestors to avenge the revolution. Sun Yat-sen had the Allied League and the Kuomintang, which led to the demise of the Manchu Dynasty. Feng Zhanghuan (Feng Yuxiang) forced the palace with a gun and drove the last emperor Puyi and his royal family out of the palace. I didn't get many shots at Sun Dianying, only the dead. No matter what others say, I am worthy of my ancestors and my compatriots! "

And said: I have three advantages in excavating the Dongling of Manchu Dynasty. First, when the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, people like Lv Liuliang and Dai Mingshi were cut open and slaughtered. Although I have no talent, I also know that Buddhist scriptures have words, and I will return them in my own way. Second, the Qing dynasty ruled for 300 years, and I don't know how much money was plundered. Today, I made a fortune in order to spread the wealth of the world, collect the income from business and enrich the national treasury. "

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Synonym of "Deal with a man as he deals with you";

1, answer blows with blows: it means knocking out other people's teeth to deal with others and knocking out your own teeth. Metaphor is tit for tat.

Said by: Lu Xun's "Tomb Raider" said: "Offending and not learning" is forgiveness, and "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" is the right way.

2, an eye for an eye: it means a tooth for a tooth; Metaphor is to hit back at each other with the means used by each other.

From: Zhang Tianyi's New Life: We have an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth! The enemy bombarded us with artillery, and we responded with artillery.