乞哀告怜

Explanation: Sorrow: mercy; Report: Request. Beg for mercy and help others. 　　Usage: Joint type; as predicate; containing derogatory 　　Source: Mao Zedong, "Analysis of the Classes in Chinese Society": "hard times, to friends and family begging to implore mercy, to borrow a few fighting a few liters, half-hearted on the 3rd five days, the debt cluster, such as cattle weight." 　　Examples: Time of dearth, to the relatives and friends ~, to borrow a few fighting a few liters, half-hearted on the 3rd five days, the debt cluster, such as cattle weight. (Mao Zedong, "Analysis of the Classes in Chinese Society") Thesaurus:  obsequious, bow down to obey submissively, tamed and obedient bow, be docile and obedient, Shoulder threat tamed and obedient, Ordered but would like to, take the head of the general's horse as guide, Quyi Ingratiate, undervalue yourself, Little hands tootsies, uneasy, cringe and smile obsequiously; bow and scrape, Threat of shoulder Dishou, grovel in the dust [dirt], Obedient listening, Wag beg for food, Threat to flatter Antonym Group:  arrogant, conceited, inhumanity, be on the high ropes, fainting, do not know how difficult it is to make a living, unkindness, to see his family again., fuck pursue, fuck administer, act as one sees fit, anabiosis, principled, be upright and never stooping to flattery, extremely conceited, ludicrous conceit of the king of Yelang, parochial arrogance, anaesthesia, megalomania, dog, declension, Code is not flexible, tread on air, (literally) to keep people a thousand miles away-- extremely indifferent and cool, To resist a thousand miles, inhumanity, imperception, faint, cataphora, Unconscious, swoon, integrity, bloodiness, hair give no quarter(s), Head space I,, be on the high horse, Love to see Jingsheng, faith, Online games it extremely conceited, think one's penny silver, pride, have a good opinion of oneself, ego, conduct oneself with dignity, in one's altitude, integrity, earnest, set up one's comb refer, Away from the people the winged steed, haggardness, barbarism, impartial and incorruptible, as proud as Lucifer, hubris