idiom > being oppressed by officials the masses revolt against them
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Forcing people to rebel
　　Explanation: Reactionary rulers in the ruthless exploitation and oppression, the people can not live, was forced to resist.
　　Usage: -Linked; as object; that people are forced to rise up against
　　Source: Qing Wei, "Sheng Wu Ji" IX: "As Jiaofei uprising, as the words begin with a slaughter."
　　Examples: ~, Which is common feature of ancient peasant uprising.
No. 2
　　Official oppression of the people, forcing the people to rise against.
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guān bī mín fǎn
　　Officials strongly extortion, exploitation, people will be against the rulers, to express their dissatisfaction
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No. 4
　　All plant workers exposed Workshop Director sent a joint letter style and lawlessness bad behavior, it can also be said to be "forcing people to rebel" as well.
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Also for "forcing people to rebel"
　　Also for "forcing people to rebel."
　　 Official oppression of the people, forcing the people to rise against. Qing Wei, "Sheng-wu Ji" Book Nine: "uprising in early Jiaofei mainly focused on forcing people to rebel for the word." "Bureaucrats" second eight back: "Guangxi half what is forcing people to rebel. Seriously speaking three days is lots to talk about. "" China Information lashing rope tied Songs ":" famine matter to grain and money, whipping rope tied, forcing people to rebel. "
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No. 6
　　【读音】guān bī mín fǎn
　　【释义】在反动统治者的残酷剥削和压迫下，人民无法生活，被迫奋起反抗。
　　【出处】清·李宝嘉《官场现形记》第二十八回：“广西事情一半是官逼民反。正经说起来，三天亦说不完。”
　　【示例】朱自清《论雅俗共赏》：“ ‘官逼民反’，也是人之常情，梁山泊的英雄正是被压迫的人民想望的。”
成语词典
　　成语名称 官逼民反 汉语拼音 guān bī mín fǎn 成语释义 在反动统治者的残酷剥削和压迫下，人民无法生活，被迫奋起反抗。 成语出处 清·李宝嘉《官场现形记》第二十八回：“广西事情一半是官逼民反。正经说起来，三天亦说不完。” 使用例句 “官逼民反”，也是人之常情，梁山泊的英雄正是被压迫的人民想望的。
　　★朱自清《论雅俗共赏》
English Expression
  1. n.:  being oppressed by officials the masses revolt against them,  misgovernment drives the people to revolt
  2. v.:  The people are driven to rebellion by tyranny