What does it mean to chase after rot and deodorize?

Chasing corruption and deodorizing, a China idiom, Pinyin means chasing Zhu Fu chou chou, which means keeping up with corruption and constantly emitting stench; Metaphor with the bad guys, unconsciously influenced by him; It is also a metaphor. With good people, you can learn a lot of good things, and you won't get into bad habits, or become excellent by good edification and education. The idiom "Zhuangzi Qiushui" comes from the idiom "Zi Buwen Hu" in "Zhuangzi Qiushui" as the predicate and object. We don't want to stick to the truth, but to fight them. Finally, the distinction between idioms. Synonyms drift with the current, drift with the current, antonyms lead an honest and clean life, be independent, lead an honest and clean life, and strive for self-improvement. Idiom Story During the Warring States Period, there was a man named Zhuang Zhou in Song State. He is a descendant of the Mongols in the Song Dynasty. His family has lived by divination for generations. Zhuang Zhou's father is also a fortune teller, but he is not.