What are the phrases that account for?

1, the crime of embezzlement refers to the illegal possession of other people's property, forgetting things or buried objects for the purpose of illegal possession and refusal to return them.

2. Pigeons occupying a magpie's nest is an idiom in China, and its pinyin is jizhàn quècháo, which refers to seizing other people's houses, land and industries. From The Book of Songs Zhao Nan Quechao.

3, possession, Chinese vocabulary, pronounced bà zhàn, directly means overbearing possession. Take advantage of the trend and take it for yourself. Gu Zeng and Yan Xiulai, historians and geographers in the Qing Dynasty, wrote: "The Zhangqiu case has been summarized. Although the feeling of framing is unclear, the occupation law is correct. "

4, occupation, Chinese vocabulary. Pinyin zhàn jù. To acquire or maintain (a piece of land, etc) by force.